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The five steps in the process of writing.
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Objectives: o Students will be able to list and define the five steps of the writing process with 100% accuracy. o Students will be able to spend the necessary amount of time to revisit, rework and refine pieces of writing. o Students will be able to use revision strategies. o Students will be able to edit to improve sentence fluency, grammar and usage. o Students will be able to prepare writing for publication.
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Prewriting Drafting Revising Editing Publishing
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Choose a Topic Consider the purpose Identify the genre the writing will take Use a graphic organizer to organize ideas Main Topic Detail
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Write a rough draft Use wide spacing to leave room for revising and editing Worry about ideas first and correctness later Make sure it is marked as a rough draft
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Reread the rough draft Participate in writing groups Make changes due to what peers say Conference with the teacher
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Proofread the revised draft Correct mechanical errors (grammar, spelling, punctuation) Conference with the teacher
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Make the final copy Share the writing with an appropriate audience (teacher, parents, classmates, community)
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Tompkins, G. (2010). Literacy in the middle grades. (2 ed., p. 45). Fresno, CA: Pearson Education.
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Question #1 Question #2 Question #3
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Worrying about ideas first and correctness later is important in what part of the writing process? Editing Revising Drafting
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It is important to use a graphic organizer when… Prewriting Editing Publishing
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You will correct mechanical errors during this part of the writing process. Drafting Publishing Editing
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Worrying about ideas first and correctness later is important when drafting! Question #2
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Please look at the following information, and answer Question #1 again.
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It is important to use a graphic organizer when prewriting. Question #3
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Please look at the following information, and answer Question #2 again.
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You will correct mechanical errors during the editing process.
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Please look at the following information, and answer Question #3 again.
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Write a rough draft Use wide spacing to leave room for revising and editing Worry about ideas first and correctness later Make sure it is marked as a rough draft Quick Quiz
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Choose a Topic Consider the purpose Identify the genre the writing will take Use a graphic organizer to organize ideas Main Topic Detail Quick Quiz
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Proofread the revised draft Correct mechanical errors (grammar, spelling, punctuation) Conference with the teacher Quick Quiz
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