Hero Timeline

Introduction

Jan 6, 2012

Mrs. Simmons introduces us to the hero project, which causes me to think of the good qualities and trademarks that are required make a hero and who I am acquainted with who contains these qualities.

Brainstorming

Jan 7, 2012

I asked my parents if they know of any interesting heroes who deserve to be acknowledged that would suffice for my project. My dad recommended that I research a famous figure from the Alamo.

Brainstorming

Jan 8, 2012

While I was researching Davy Crockett, my eyes became intrigued upon the photos of Harriet Tubman and Clara Barton. I decide that I will choose one of these two figures for my project.

The Decision

Jan 10, 2012

Mrs. Simmons showed us her own hero interview today, and many of the heroic characteristics of her hero corresponded to that of Harriet Tubman. I firmly decided that Harriet Tubman had the selflessness, dedication, and willingness it took to be my hero.

Choosing a Biography

Jan 12, 2012

We went to the library today, where I discovered ehat would begin my journey into the life of Harriet Tubman, a biography called The Road to Freedom, by Catherine Clinton.

Beginning My Journey

Jan 13, 2012

I began reading my biograohy on Harriet Tubman.

How I Chose My Hero (1st Post)

Jan 18, 2012

I submitted my first post on how I chose Harriet Tubman as my hero.

Reading

Jan 20, 2012

I continued reading my biography.

Heroes in Literature (2nd Post)

Jan 25, 2012

I submitted my 2nd Post on heroes as a child, in life, and in literature.

Timetoast and Reading

Jan 27, 2012

I continued my reading of my biography on Harriet Tubman and started a timetoast timeline.