Writing Vocabulary 11-3-23

paragraph

• portion of writing that deals with particular idea, and usually begins with an indentation on a new line.

• sentence that includes all the important ideas from the paragraph.

• a picture or diagram with ideas that relate to the prompt.

• make a list of ideas that relate to the prompt.

topic sentence

• portion of writing that deals with particular idea, and usually begins with an indentation on a new line.

• sentence that includes all the important ideas from the paragraph.

• a picture or diagram with ideas that relate to the prompt.

• make a list of ideas that relate to the prompt.

graphic organizer

• portion of writing that deals with particular idea, and usually begins with an indentation on a new line.

• sentence that includes all the important ideas from the paragraph.

• a picture or diagram with ideas that relate to the prompt.

• make a list of ideas that relate to the prompt.

brainstorm

• portion of writing that deals with particular idea, and usually begins with an indentation on a new line.

• sentence that includes all the important ideas from the paragraph.

• a picture or diagram with ideas that relate to the prompt.

• make a list of ideas that relate to the prompt.

edit

• to correct or fix spelling, punctuation, and grammar errors.

• theme, main idea

• to change, take out, or add words to make the meaning more clear.

• an assignment or set of directions for an essay; suggests the topic for writing.

topic

• to correct or fix spelling, punctuation, and grammar errors.

• theme, main idea

• to change, take out, or add words to make the meaning more clear.

• an assignment or set of directions for an essay; suggests the topic for writing.

revise

• to correct or fix spelling, punctuation, and grammar errors.

• theme, main idea

• to change, take out, or add words to make the meaning more clear.

• an assignment or set of directions for an essay; suggests the topic for writing.

prompt

• to correct or fix spelling, punctuation, and grammar errors.

• theme, main idea

• to change, take out, or add words to make the meaning more clear.

• an assignment or set of directions for an essay; suggests the topic for writing.

publishing

• making a final copy that is attractive and easy to read.

• descriptive words, examples, reasons, or directions

• to look over in order to revise and edit

• able to speak or write smoothly, easily, or readily

details

• making a final copy that is attractive and easy to read.

• descriptive words, examples, reasons, or directions

• to look over in order to revise and edit

• able to speak or write smoothly, easily, or readily