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1 Who Am I? Flyer

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3 Flyer Contents—IDEAS!! First Paragraph Your birth Ethnicity, culture
Where When: Date & time Ethnicity, culture Family history Ancestry Traditions Claims to fame Second Paragraph Family Size Siblings, others Extended family Grandparents Uncles, aunts cousins Parents’ details Career Other interesting facts

4 Flyer Contents—IDEAS!! Third Paragraph Schooling Bullet Points
Elementary School(s) Middle school What’s interesting about High School? Clubs, sports, activities highlights Bullet Points What makes you unique? Interests Hobbies Family Activities What you do on the weekends, breaks Personality description

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