Writing Process
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The Writing Process
Lesson Plans by Bridget Baudinet
Producing a quality piece of writing - whether it be a novel, a screenplay, a poem, or an editorial - takes time and effort. The basic steps involve prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, and publishing. Good writers who follow these steps can ensure a product to be proud of.
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What is the Writing Process? Explain the steps of the writing process to students with comics
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- BRAINSTORM
- OUTLINE
- I. Dogs II. Cats
- A. Play B. Care
- A. Play B. Care
- b. feed
- a. walk
- a. fetch
- b. tug of war
- a. laser "tag"
- Cats and Dogs
- DRAFT
- Dogs enjoy playful activities like fetch and tug of war. The have a lot of energy and love to run around.
- REVISE
- Dogs enjoy playful activities like fetch and tug of war. Many dogs enjoy fetch, others like to tug.
- DELETE
- PROOFREAD
- They're are three reasons why dogs are...
- PUBLISH
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- Dogs and Cats Essay by Billy Hoock
- Let the ideas flow. Jot down any ideas that come to mind in connection with your topic. Write words, phrases, or sentences. You can even draw pictures!
- Arrange your ideas in a logical order. Plan out your main points and your supporting examples.
- Write away! Take your outline and turn your ideas into orderly sentences and paragraphs.
- Make significant improvements to the ideas in your writing. This may mean changing the order of ideas, deleting parts, adding new parts, or improving vocabulary to avoid repetition.
- Reread your paper to clean up any mistakes. Correct spelling, punctuation, or formatting errors.
- Publish your finished product. Print it off and staple it neatly, post it online, or turn it in to your professional publisher!
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