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Prewriting – Developing My Ideas Prewriting – Developing My Ideas Bubble Map Strategy: Where Am I? __ Purpose is clear and meaningful __ Interesting details __ Topic is clear and important Details support the idea Ideas support the topic __Purpose is somewhat clear __ Somewhat interesting details __ Topic is somewhat clear Details somewhat support the ideas Ideas somewhat support the topic __ Purpose is not clear __Limited or disconnected details __Topic is not clear Details do not connect to ideas Ideas are disconnected from topic Ideas Meets criteria Approaches criteria Does not meet criteria Prewriting – Developing My Ideas Bubble Map Strategy: Where Am I? __ Purpose is clear and meaningful __ Interesting details __ Topic is clear and important Details support the idea Ideas support the topic __Purpose is somewhat clear __ Somewhat interesting details __ Topic is somewhat clear Details somewhat support the ideas Ideas somewhat support the topic __ Purpose is not clear __Limited or disconnected details __Topic is not clear Details do not connect to ideas Ideas are disconnected from topic Ideas Meets criteria Approaches criteria Does not meet criteria

Prewriting – Developing My Ideas What-Why-How Form: Where am I? Voice __ Main idea (What) clear and important __ Interesting details Reasons (Why) support the main idea (What) Examples (How) support the reasons (Why) __ Purpose is clear and meaningful __ Author cares strongly about the topic __Strong feelings; honest statements Meets criteria __ Main idea (What) somewhat clear __Somewhat interesting details Reasons (Why) somewhat support the main idea (What) Examples (How) somewhat support the reasons (Why) __Purpose is somewhat clear __ Author cares somewhat about the topic __Pleasant but cautious statements Approaches criteria __ Main idea (What) is not clearly defined __ Limited or disconnected details Reasons (Why) have limited support of the main idea (What) Examples (How) have limited support of the reasons (Why) __ Purpose is unclear __ Author lacks caring or involvement with topic __Lacks feelings or honesty in statements Does not meet criteria