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The Writing Process

The writing process consists of five essential steps: Prewriting, Drafting, Revising, Editing, and Publishing. Prewriting involves choosing a topic and organizing details through brainstorming, outlining, and free writing. Drafting is where you put your ideas on paper without focusing on perfection. Revising includes rewriting and rearranging content for clarity, while editing polishes the work by correcting grammar and spelling errors. Finally, publishing is sharing your completed work through writing, typing, or presentations.

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The Writing Process

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  1. The Writing Process

  2. There are five steps in the writing process.

  3. Prewriting Drafting Revising Editing Publishing

  4. Prewriting • choosing a topic • gathering and organizing details before you write • Brainstorming • outlining • free writing • notes • web

  5. Drafting (Rough Draft) • Putting your ideas and thoughts down on paper roughly in the format you intend to use • sentences and paragraphs • sloppy copy • Do not be concerned with mistakes

  6. Revising • Rewriting or rearranging sentences to make sense • Correcting any major errors • Improving the writing form and content. • YOU REVISE!

  7. Editing • Polishing your writing by correcting errors in grammar, spelling, and mechanics • A trusted friend or adult reads/corrects your paper • When another student corrects your paper it is called peer editing

  8. Publishing • Writing or typing your work • Turning in your work! • Sharing your work! • presentation • Speaking

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