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The Writing Process

The Writing Process

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Presentation

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English

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3rd Grade

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Practice Problem

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Medium

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CCSS
RI.3.3, RI.3.5, RI.4.5

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Standards-aligned

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Mallory Kelley

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8 Slides • 5 Questions

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(CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.3.3)

The Writing Process

Students will understand that planning, revising, editing, and publishing are needed to create a good story.

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Planning/Prewriting starts with gathering your thoughts and putting them together.

  • Brainstorming/webbing

  • Talking with peers

  • Outline

  • Notes

  • Graphic organizer

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Rough Draft

The draft is to put what you completed during the rewriting process into your own sentences. It is not your final project and mistakes are allowed.

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Revision

  • Check for a series of events

  • Are all of your sentences complete?

  • Do your details support the specific topic sentence of the paragraph?

  • Check to see if you are using different types of words and not repeating verbs.

  • Look up synonyms of a word if you use it too much

  • Have a fun introduction

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Time to Edit

  • Grammar- use words to combine sentences 

  • Capitalization- Make sure titles, names, and the Beginning of sentences have uppercase letters.

  • Spelling- Use a dictionary

  • Punctuation- Use appropriate commas and periods.

  • Sentence structure- Be sure that each sentence has two parts, including a who or what, and then what is happening.

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My Short Story Example- What needs to be revised and edited?

On one sunny afternoon my father took our family to an amusement park. I love riding rides. i am excited to have fun all day long. We went to go on the swaying dragon because it is my favorite. My brother was way to scared to ride it I held his hand. Once we got as high as the rollercoaster could go I put my hands in the air and screamed. We ate alot of funnel cakes and hotdogs that day. It was one of the best days ever.

As a class, we will revise this paragraph the proper way.

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Fixed Short Story as a Class

> On one sunny afternoon, my father took our family to an amusement park. I love riding rollercoasters. I am excited to have fun all day long.

> We went to go on the Swaying Dragon because it is my favorite. My brother was way too scared to ride it, so I held his hand. Once we got as high as the rollercoaster could go, I put my hands in the air and screamed. The ride lasted a few minutes and then we went on to the next rollercoaster. After a couple of hours passed by, we ate a tasty lunch.

> We ate fluffy funnel cakes and grilled hotdogs. We were stuffed and ready to go home and take a big nap. It was one of the best times I have ever spent with my family.

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Final Draft

Once you have gone through all of the correct steps you will write your final draft on paper and then type it in a google doc and print it out.

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Multiple Choice

What is the first step of the writing process?

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Revising

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Editing

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Prewriting

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Rough Draft

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Multiple Choice

What are examples of prewriting?

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Brainstorming, graphic organizer, notes, outlining.

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writingyour rough draft

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Telling the teacher what you are writing about.

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Multiple Choice

Is fixing your spelling and grammar a part of editing or revising?

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Editing

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Revising

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Multiple Choice

What do you do after you have completed your rough draft?

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I will type the paper into a google doc.

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I will check the paper for complete sentences, supporting details, and a good introduction.

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I will fix any grammar punctuation issues.

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I will make a graphic organizer.

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Multiple Choice

How will you turn in your paper?

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I will write it and give it to the teacher.

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I will hand it to a friend.

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I will give the rough draft to the teacher.

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I will write my final draft on paper and then type it on a google doc and submit it.

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(CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.3.3)

The Writing Process

Students will understand that planning, revising, editing, and publishing are needed to create a good story.

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