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    The Writing Process: Prewriting Drafting

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    The writing process involves prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, and publishing. In prewriting, writers brainstorm ideas, choose a topic and purpose, and make an outline. During drafting, writers develop their outline into paragraphs, add details, and use transitions. In revising, writers ensure their ideas are in order, the writing makes sense, and sentences have variety. Editing involves checking capitalization, usage, punctuation, and spelling. Finally, in publishing, writers add a title, illustrations, and share their completed work.

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    The Writing Process: Prewriting Drafting

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    The writing process involves prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, and publishing. In prewriting, writers brainstorm ideas, choose a topic and purpose, and make an outline. During drafting, writers develop their outline into paragraphs, add details, and use transitions. In revising, writers ensure their ideas are in order, the writing makes sense, and sentences have variety. Editing involves checking capitalization, usage, punctuation, and spelling. Finally, in publishing, writers add a title, illustrations, and share their completed work.

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    The writing process involves prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, and publishing. In prewriting, writers brainstorm ideas, choose a topic and purpose, and make an outline. During drafting, writers develop their outline into paragraphs, add details, and use transitions. In revising, writers ensure their ideas are in order, the writing makes sense, and sentences have variety. Editing involves checking capitalization, usage, punctuation, and spelling. Finally, in publishing, writers add a title, illustrations, and share their completed work.

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    The Writing Process: Prewriting Drafting

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    The writing process involves prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, and publishing. In prewriting, writers brainstorm ideas, choose a topic and purpose, and make an outline. During drafting, writers develop their outline into paragraphs, add details, and use transitions. In revising, writers ensure their ideas are in order, the writing makes sense, and sentences have variety. Editing involves checking capitalization, usage, punctuation, and spelling. Finally, in publishing, writers add a title, illustrations, and share their completed work.

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    The Writing Process

    Prewriting Drafting
    • Brainstorm ideas
    • Choose your: • Stay focused on your topic.
    Form : What kind of • Skip lines as you write.
    writing are you doing? • Turn your outline into
    Audience : Who will sentences and paragraphs.
    read your writing? • Use transitions to help
    Topic : What will you your writing flow (first,
    write about? next, finally…)
    Purpose : Why are you • Add details and use
    writing this? descriptive words.
    • Use an organizer or
    make an outline

    Revising
    • Listen to your story-
    how does it sound?
    Publishing • Are your ideas in order?
    • Choose a title for your • Does your writing make
    work. sense?
    • Use your best handwriting. • Did you use details and
    • Add a picture to match strong words?
    your writing. • Do your sentences have
    • Share it with someone! different beginnings?

    Editing
    • Use CUPS to edit.
    Capitals : Fix your capitals.
    Usage : Did you use the words the right way?
    Pun ctuation : Check for end punctuation,
    apostrophes, commas and quotation marks.
    Spellin g : Use a dictionary if a word looks funny.
    • Have a friend, parent or teacher edit your
    work, too.
    Prewriting
    • Brainstorm ideas
    • Choose your:
    Form :
    What kind of writing are you doing?
    Audience :
    Who will read your writing?
    Topic :
    What will you write about?
    Purpose :
    Why are you writing this?
    • Use an organizer or
    make an outline
    Drafting
    • Stay focused on your
    topic.
    • Skip lines as you
    write.
    • Turn your outline into
    sentences & paragraphs.
    • Use transitions to help
    your writing flow
    (first, next, finally…)
    • Add details and use
    descriptive words.
    Revising
    • Listen to your story-
    how does it sound?
    • Are your ideas in
    order?
    • Does your writing
    make sense?
    • Did you use details
    and strong words?
    • Do your sentences
    have different
    beginnings?
    Editing
    • Use CUPS to edit.
    Capitals : Fix the capitals.
    Usage : Did you use the
    words the right way?
    Punctuation : Check for
    end punctuation,
    apostrophes, commas and
    quotation marks.
    Spelling : Use a dictionary
    if a word looks funny.
    • Have a friend, parent or
    teacher edit your work.
    Publishing
    • Choose a title for
    your work.
    • Use your best
    handwriting.
    • Add a picture to
    match your writing.
    • Share it with
    someone!
    The
    Writing
    Process

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