1. Rough Draft
Using your flashdraft, leads, endings, dialogue, and other notes, write your rough draft. Make sure you develop your ideas and add details. SHOW don’t tell. Be sure to skip lines.

2. LEAD
SETTING
CHARACTERS
DIALOGUE
ENDING
The author EFFECTIVELY used one of the Leads grabbing the reader’s attention.
Many vivid, descriptive words are used to show the audience when and where story took place.
The author clearly SHOWED the character traits of the main character and other important characters in the story.
There is an appropriate amount of meaningful dialogue to bring the characters to life, and it is always clear which character is speaking.
The author EFFECTIVELY used one of the Ending tying up loose ends, resolving the conflict, and reinforcing the meaning of the story.