A tool that allows chronological, logical representation of events Can show relationships or cause and effect between events Time and increments measured.

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A tool that allows chronological, logical representation of events Can show relationships or cause and effect between events Time and increments measured can be adapted to suit purpose Can assist with remembering historical events

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What events or information will your timeline show? What is the time period your timeline will cover? What units of time will your timeline use?