Write about A Time You Got Into Trouble In this chapter, you can share a time when you got into trouble, whether it was at school or home. You can reflect on the lessons you learned from this experience and how it shaped your behavior moving forward.

For your final project, you are going to write your own book! This is called an autobiography, or a book written by an author on his or her own life. Your book must have the following elements:

* An Original Cover

* Title/Title Page

* Dedication

* Table of Contents

* 6 Chapters (see below)

Choose 6 of the following chapters to include in your book. You can include more!

Your Name and the history or your name

Your Neighborhood

Games or Favorite Toys from your Childhood

A Time You Got Into Trouble

A Time You Saw Someone Else Get Into Trouble

Advice From an Adult

A Positive Story From Your Experiences at School

A Negative Story From Your Experiences at School

A Special Family Member

A Happy Time For You

Going to Work

A Special Holiday

A Special Birthday

The Big Game

A Birth

Life in Your Hometown

1 Additional Chapter on anything you wish

For your final project, you are going to write your own book! This is called an autobiography, or a book written by an author on his or her own life. Your book must have the following elements:

* An Original Cover

* Title/Title Page

* Dedication

* Table of Contents

* 6 Chapters (see below)

Note: You must include all of the elements listed above to receive credit.

Choose 6 of the following chapters to include in your book. You can include more!

• Your Name and the history or your name
• Your Neighborhood
• Games or Favorite Toys from your Childhood
• A Time You Got Into Trouble
• A Time You Saw Someone Else Get Into Trouble
• Advice From an Adult
• A Positive Story From Your Experiences at School
• A Negative Story From Your Experiences at School
• A Special Family Member
• A Happy Time For You
• Going to Work
• A Special Holiday
• A Special Birthday
• The Big Game
• A Birth
• Life in Your Hometown
• 1 Additional Chapter on anything you wish

Tips:

• Chapter length: A chapter under 200 words will be considered underdeveloped and will not receive the full credit.
• The chapters can be in any order you choose as long as it follows your Table of Contents.

Why does the Final Project come first in my list of assignments?
You should start creating your final project as you work through your course assignments and participate in your activity. You should read this lesson first so that you are familiar with the requirements of the project. This is a big project and you should not wait until the end of the course to start it.

For your final project, you are going to write your own book! This is called an autobiography, or a book written by an author on his or her own life. Your book must have the following elements:

* An Original Cover

* Title/Title Page

* Dedication

* Table of Contents

* 6 Chapters (see below)

Note: You must include all of the elements listed above to receive credit.

Choose 6 of the following chapters to include in your book. You can include more!

• Your Name and the history or your name
• Your Neighborhood
• Games or Favorite Toys from your Childhood
• A Time You Got Into Trouble
• A Time You Saw Someone Else Get Into Trouble
• Advice From an Adult
• A Positive Story From Your Experiences at School
• A Negative Story From Your Experiences at School
• A Special Family Member
• A Happy Time For You
• Going to Work
• A Special Holiday
• A Special Birthday
• The Big Game
• A Birth
• Life in Your Hometown
• 1 Additional Chapter on anything you wish

Tips:

• Chapter length: A chapter under 200 words will be considered underdeveloped and will not receive the full credit.
• The chapters can be in any order you choose as long as it follows your Table of Contents.