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Writing Process for Grade 4 Kids

The document outlines the writing process in 5 steps: 1) pre-writing to generate ideas, 2) drafting to write ideas down, 3) revising to improve the writing, 4) editing for correct grammar, spelling and punctuation, and 5) publishing to share the writing with others. It encourages writers to consider their purpose, audience, organization of ideas, and getting feedback at each step of the process.

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Writing Process for Grade 4 Kids

The document outlines the writing process in 5 steps: 1) pre-writing to generate ideas, 2) drafting to write ideas down, 3) revising to improve the writing, 4) editing for correct grammar, spelling and punctuation, and 5) publishing to share the writing with others. It encourages writers to consider their purpose, audience, organization of ideas, and getting feedback at each step of the process.

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The Writing Process

Questions to Consider while growing your writing:


What do I want to say? How do I want to say it? Who will read my writing? Who can I talk to about my ideas? Where will I record my ideas?

1. Pre-writing Time to Think

2. Drafting: Time to Write it Down

Are my thoughts organized? Which ideas do I want to develop? In what order do I want to say them? Who can read this and offer suggestions?

3. Revising: Time to Improve My Writing

Have I read what I've written? Are my details clear? Should I add or take out parts? Have I used the best ideas and words? Is my writing in a logical order? What suggestions have others given me?

4. Editing: Time to Make Things Correct.

Have I used complete sentences? Are my spelling, capitalization, and punctuation correct? Have I marked corrections that I need? Has someone checked my work? Do I have a corrected copy that I can publish?

5. Publishing: Time to Share My Writing

How should I publish this writing? Should I illustrate and display it? Should I make it into a book? Should I read it out loud?

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