Focus 9.2 Get your daybook and your Interactive Notebook bag! Begin/Finish working on your “Being Me” Poem! (on page 9) *Remember to “mock” or “copy” the.

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Focus 9.2 Get your daybook and your Interactive Notebook bag! Begin/Finish working on your “Being Me” Poem! (on page 9) *Remember to “mock” or “copy” the structure of the Being Thirteen poem.

We are going to “Gallery Walk” 0 You will: 0 Walk around and read other students’ poems 0 Offer constructive and helpful feedback 0 Rules: 0 No talking 0 Write a(n) effective comment(s) on your post-it note and place it in the author’s daybook 0 Be sure to sign your post-it BUT FIRST…..

How to offer helpful feedback 0 Glue the paragraph onto page 10 0 Title it: Peer Editing Tutorial 0 Add to Table of Contents HERE’S HOW TO PROPERLY PEER EDIT…

Peer Edit with Perfection!

Peer Editing is Fun! Working with your classmates to help improve their writing can be lots of fun. But first, you have to learn what it means to “peer edit” and how to do it!

What is Peer Editing? 0 A peer is someone your own age. 0 Editing means making suggestions, comments, compliments, and changes to writing.  Peer editing means working with someone your own age – usually someone in your class – to help improve, revise, and edit his or her writing.

3 Steps to Peer Editing There are three important steps to remember when you are peer editing another student’s writing. 0 Step 1 – Compliments 0 Step 2 – Suggestions 0 Step 3 - Corrections

STEP 1 Compliments 0 The first rule of peer editing is to STAY POSITIVE! 0 Remember, you’re helping to change someone else’s work. Think about how you would feel if someone were telling you what needed to be improved in your own writing…

STEP 1 Compliments 0 Always start your peer editing with compliments! 0 Tell the writer what you think he or she did well: 0 I really loved your topic 0 I think you used a lot of good details 0 I liked when you used the word ______ 0 My favorite part was ________ because… 0 This was really fun to read because… 0 I liked the way you_________…

STEP 1 Compliments 0 Read the paragraph on the next slide. Record three compliments about the paragraph that you would tell the author if you were peer editing this paper. Write this… Step 1: Compliment

STEP 1 Compliments We where all over my aunts house when my dog Riley was running around like crazy. He was chasing me around in circles. all of a suden I look and riley he was in the pool! swimming in my aunts pool. I couldn’t believe my eyes that the dog was in the pool. I dashed to the pool and jumpd in and swan over to Riley and pulled him to the steps. He got out and shook all over us like a sprinkler on a hot day. I was glad riley was o.k. and that I saved him.

STEP 2 Suggestions 0 Making suggestions means giving the author some specific ideas about how to make his or her writing better. 0 Remember – stay positive and be specific! 0 Instead of, “It didn’t make sense,” say, “If you add more details after this sentence, it would be more clear.” 0 Instead of, “Your word choice was boring,” say, “Instead of using the word good, maybe you can use the word exceptional.”

STEP 2 Suggestions 0 Here are some areas that you may want to make suggestions about: 0 Word choice – Did the author choose interesting words? 0 Using details (for example, seeing, hearing, touching, tasting, and smelling) 0 Organization – Can you understand what the author is trying to say? Is it in the correct sequence? 0 Sentences – Are the sentences too long or too short? 0 Topic – Does the author stick to the topic or talk about other things that don’t really fit?

STEP 2 Suggestions 0 Read the paragraph on the next slide again. Record three suggestions about the paragraph that you would tell the author if you were peer editing this paper. Write this… Step 2: Suggestions

STEP 2 Suggestions We where all over my aunts house when my dog Riley was running around like crazy. He was chasing me around in circles. all of a suden I look and riley he was in the pool! swimming in my aunts pool. I couldn’t believe my eyes that the dog was in the pool. I dashed to the pool and jumpd in and swan over to Riley and pulled him to the steps. He got out and shook all over us like a sprinkler on a hot day. I was glad riley was o.k. and that I saved him.

STEP 3 Corrections 0 The third step in the peer editing process is making corrections. 0 Corrections means checking your peer’s paper for: 0 Spelling mistakes 0 Grammar mistakes 0 Missing punctuation 0 Incomplete or run-on sentences

STEP 3 Corrections Read through the paragraph again on your worksheet. Circle, underline, or use editing marks to correct errors in spelling, punctuation, or grammar. Write this… Step 3: Corrections

Things to Remember… 0 Stay positive – Try to make suggestions and corrections in a positive way. 0 Be specific – Give the author specific ideas on how to improve his or her writing. 0 Complete all 3 steps – compliments, suggestions, and corrections. Copyright 2004 IRA/NCTE. All rights reserved. ReadWriteThink materials may be reproduced for educational purposes. Images copyright Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

Let’s begin our gallery walk. 0 Remember the rules! 0 Rules: 0 No talking 0 Write a(n) effective comment(s) on your post-it note and place it in the author’s daybook 0 Be sure to sign your post-it

This is what we will work on tomorrow… 0 Once our poems are perfect, we will use the iPads to make “Funny Movies” 0 We will use the Funny Movie Maker App! 0 This is what a funny movie looks like…