Description
WHAT'S THE CONTENT?
★ Overview of the writing process and what writers should focus on during each step of the writing process
★A quick reference anchor chart students can reference while working on writing with concrete steps and strategies writers should take during each step of the writing process
★A key idea and easy-to-remember graphic for each step of the writing process
HOW DOES THIS RELATE TO COMMON CORE WRITING INSTRUCTION?
Students must be able to quickly develop arguments, develop reasons, and locate evidence to support an argument. As students are asked to write more frequently and more rapidly, they need quick references to scaffold complex processes like the writing process.
Students also need authentic writing workshops. This quick reference guides students with key steps through each aspect of the writing process to support the development, revision, and publication of writing.
HOW DO I USE IT?
Print and give to all students. Have students use while writing as a scaffold to support independent writing.
Hang it in your room as a constant reference for students.
Make the writing process sticky with a key idea and accompanying graphic for each step.
WHAT IS IT?
★ An anchor chart to be printed and hung in your room
-AND-
★ A one-page quick reference to print for students to use all year while writing
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
★ PPT Quick Reference
★ PDF formatted as an 8.5 by 11 (Ready to Print)
CHECK OUT THESE RELATED RESOURCES:
Author's Craft & Rhetorical Devices Anchor Chart + Foundational Student Handout
Making Connections While Reading Anchor Chart
Why Read? Back to School Reading Investment PPT & Discussion for Middle School
(Written by Middle School Writer, Mara Truslow, Copyright 2016).
Highlights
Description
WHAT'S THE CONTENT?
★ Overview of the writing process and what writers should focus on during each step of the writing process
★A quick reference anchor chart students can reference while working on writing with concrete steps and strategies writers should take during each step of the writing process
★A key idea and easy-to-remember graphic for each step of the writing process
HOW DOES THIS RELATE TO COMMON CORE WRITING INSTRUCTION?
Students must be able to quickly develop arguments, develop reasons, and locate evidence to support an argument. As students are asked to write more frequently and more rapidly, they need quick references to scaffold complex processes like the writing process.
Students also need authentic writing workshops. This quick reference guides students with key steps through each aspect of the writing process to support the development, revision, and publication of writing.
HOW DO I USE IT?
Print and give to all students. Have students use while writing as a scaffold to support independent writing.
Hang it in your room as a constant reference for students.
Make the writing process sticky with a key idea and accompanying graphic for each step.
WHAT IS IT?
★ An anchor chart to be printed and hung in your room
-AND-
★ A one-page quick reference to print for students to use all year while writing
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
★ PPT Quick Reference
★ PDF formatted as an 8.5 by 11 (Ready to Print)
CHECK OUT THESE RELATED RESOURCES:
Author's Craft & Rhetorical Devices Anchor Chart + Foundational Student Handout
Making Connections While Reading Anchor Chart
Why Read? Back to School Reading Investment PPT & Discussion for Middle School
(Written by Middle School Writer, Mara Truslow, Copyright 2016).
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