The video tutorial guides students in setting up a writing notebook for the six traits of writing. It covers decorating the notebook, creating a title page, and organizing with tabs. Students learn to relate the six traits to the writing process and create a foldable for trait definitions. The tutorial emphasizes using checklists and graphics to enhance understanding and prepares students for narrative writing.

What is the first step in setting up your writing notebook?

• Printing the writing process page

• Adding tabs

• Decorating the notebook

• Creating a title page

What can you use to help organize your writing notebook?

• Paper clips

• Sticky notes

• Bookmarks

• Highlighters

What should be included on the title page of the writing notebook?

• A calendar

• A list of books

• The six traits

• A personal photo

What is the purpose of the tabs in the writing notebook?

• To hold papers together

• To serve as bookmarks

• To organize sections

• To add color

Where can you find the writing process page to print?

• In the library

• On a classroom poster

• On the support wiki

• In the textbook

Which of the following is NOT part of the writing process?

• Publish

• Edit

• Pre-write

• Revise

What is the benefit of folding the writing process page?

• It helps with memorization

• It allows for quick reference

• It is a classroom requirement

• It makes it easier to store

Which of the following is a step in the writing process?

• Brainstorm

• Illustrate

• Edit

• Pre-write

Which trait of writing is associated with the use of a light bulb graphic?

• Ideas

• Voice

• Organization

• Conventions

Which of the following is NOT a trait of writing?

• Organization

• Creativity

• Ideas

• Conventions