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Peer Editing. Allowing students to have conversations. Building confidence to be able to say “That doesn’t make sense.” Then work together to make it make sense.

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Guided practice, modeling, highlighting words in text to include in writing. Below is a link to a document that I have used to guide when I haven't known what to write for SDI. This link has several ideas for all areas, but it is not overwhelming.

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Great Literature!

I love using anchor charts after reading a great book that specifically demonstrates an idea for writing. The workshop model and using songs for the 6 traits of writing that use popular music and change the words to describe the trait!

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Graphic organizers
Visuals/color coding
Templates
Using letters to create words before writing
Checklists

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Teaching students to use a writing helper that has things such as common blends, a word wall with sight words, and a writer’s checklist, teaching to use graphic organizers to prewrite and plan their work, and a rubric to check their work.

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Teaching Sentence Stems to help them get started

RACE- reciting question in their writing of the answer

Word bank/ Idea bank to help with ideas/spelling

Labeling pictures to help with matching pictures to writing

Picture prompts for younger writers to help remember what comes next

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Writing Conferences - When students are creating a published piece, making sure to have writing conferences with them to determine progress and help with all writing components (ex. capitals, punctuation, grammar, spelling, "Does this make sense?", etc.) before the final published piece.  This allows for ongoing feedback, positive and get betters, before they come to the final product.

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Use writing process checklist, transcribe what student says, and ask student to read and write selected words from the transcripted text

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Highlight capital letters, circle periods, etc.

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Use visuals for editing - checklists, visual reminders for capitalization, punctuation, and re-reading.

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Use graphic organizers to assist with planning

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Use graphic organizers to assist with planning

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Instruct students how to use voice recognition in Google docs.