Part B Think about important dates and events in your life. Then write a list of events that you would put on a timeline. Include five to ten entries for your timeline. Here are some tips to get you started: Many of your dates will probably be specific. For example, you will likely remember exact dates for your birthday and the first day of school. Other dates will be more general and may just note the year or season when the event happened. Try to include at least one longer period in your timeline. For example, did you play a sport or study a musical instrument for many years? If so, you might note it as a range of time, such as 2008–2013. After completing your timeline, review it. Do you think your life has eras? Why or why not. If your life can be divided into eras, what are they? Write your answer below your timeline.