Women History Month

Michelle Obama

By: Alison Jarquin

Introduction

Hi, today you will be reading about Michelle Obama. Michelle Obama is known for being the first African-American first lady in the White House. She has become a role model to many people because of her nice acts. Like being a public servant and helping the community. The subtopics there will be is childhood, nice acts, and many more! Hopefully, you will enjoy reading about Michelle Obama!

Childhood of Michelle Obama

Michelle Obama was born on January 17, 1964. Her parents are Marian Sheilds Robinson and Fraser C. Robinson the third. She was raised in the southside of Chicago, Illinois. Michelle Obama has 1 brother that is mistaken to be twins with Michelle. Michelle Obama is a short version of her name. Her real name is Michelle LaVaughn, Robinson Obama. She lived in a small house with her family. She and her brother slept in the living room with a sheet to be a room divider.

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Nice Acts

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Michelle Obama speaking about education.

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In 2010 Michelle Obama started a program called "Let's Move." She brought together community leaders, teachers, doctors, all kinds of people. The program was used to address the struggle of childhood obesity. She wanted to give healthier food to schools and also get the kids active. Another program she made was in 2015 called "Let Girls Learn." The point of the program was to help girls go to school and get the education they need. People helped spread the word around the world. Michelle Obama made 4 programs about important things.

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Awards

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Michelle Obama has won 6 awards so far in her life. In 2020 she had won the best-spoken word album. In 2021 she won the freedom award. The freedom award means that you are the Nation's highest civilian honor. The best-spoken award means that you have a meaningful album. She has won many more but I only listed a few.

Conclusion

This is the end of the book. I hoped you enjoyed reading it. I had fun writing. I learned some things I didn't know before writing this. Hopefully, you learned more things about Michelle Obama.

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