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Prepare to Post

Prepare to Post
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Before we begin, you’ll need a piece of writing that you’re going to
edit and get ready to publish. Get the draft you’re working on now.
For Travel to Seoul: Get your Web Page Drafts 1 and 2.
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Discuss: This sentence is actually two sentences. Can you find where
the missing period should go?
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Now, look through your writing. Check the end of every sentence to
make sure it ends with a period, question mark, or exclamation mark.
If it doesn’t, you can add one.
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Discuss: Where is the missing capital letter?
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Check the start of every sentence to make sure it begins with a
capital letter. If it doesn’t, you can change the letter.
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Discuss: Where is the spelling mistake in this sentence?
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Now, get your writing. Use all the spelling strategies you know to help
you spell your words. You can also use resources in your classroom
to help you if you’re not sure how to spell a word.
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Discuss: What part of this sentence doesn’t sound right?
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Now read your writing to check to make sure it sounds right. You can
read in your head, or whisper read to yourself. If you find a part that
doesn’t sound right, you can fix your sentence.
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Recopy your work in your best handwriting.
For Travel to Seoul: Use two Web Page worksheets to recopy both
destination paragraphs.
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Congratulations! Your writing has leveled up!

If you need a natural stopping point:

Teachers: This is a natural stopping point. The next steps will guide students to add pictures and captions to their writing and assemble their final web post. If students wrote digitally, we recommend printing student work before moving on. If you stop here, be sure to put all the VIPs somewhere safe!

If you’re continuing right now, go to the next slide.

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Get your supplies.
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Get your first Web Page. Write what your picture will be in the
caption box below your picture. It’s ok if your caption isn’t a complete
sentence.
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Draw your picture in the box. You can add some colors too! If you
don’t get enough time to draw, you can finish later.
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Get your second Web Page. Write what your picture will be in the
caption box below your picture. It’s ok if your caption isn’t a complete
sentence.
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Draw your picture in the box. If you don’t get enough time to draw,
you can finish later.
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To build your final web post, stack your papers with your Conclusion
on the bottom, then Web page 2, Web Page 1, then your introduction
on the top. Make sure all your pages are lined up at the top.
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Staple your three pages together using one staple on the gray box.
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Students will...

Print Prep
  • check their writing for punctuation, capitalization, spelling, and usage.

  • recopy their writing onto a final draft, either on paper or digitally.

  • add images and captions to their final draft.

Before this lesson...

Students should have completed Lessons 1-5 of this unit.
Web Page Final Draft worksheet 1 per student
Web Page Final Draft (digital) worksheet
Choose either this digital version or the printable version above. 		1 per student
Draft 1 from previous lesson
1 per student
Draft 2 from previous lesson
1 per student
Introduction from previous lesson
1 per student

OPTIONAL SUPPLIES

Word Bank from previous lesson
1 per student
Prep Instructions
  • Students will need to bring their completed work from the previous lessons to this lesson.

  • Decide if you want students to create their final draft on paper or digitally. Students can make a copy of the digital worksheet if they will be typing their final draft.

  • This lesson is separated into two parts and can be taught in two different sessions if needed. A natural stopping point is included after students edit, but before they assemble their final draft and add pictures.

  • This is a generic editing lesson, and can be reused when students are ready to edit any piece of writing.

  • If time does not allow for recopying, students can edit their first draft and assemble their final draft without recopying their writing. If you choose not to have students recopy, no additional printouts are required for this lesson.

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Activity

Activity

Mystery Writing has prepared a selection of ways students can share writing. Writing share ideas can be found here

Partner Activity

Partner Activity

Leave feedback for your classmates on their writing using these feedback slips

Credits
 
Travel To Seoul Lesson 6: Prepare to Post

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