Type: Teacher-created handout
Description: Use this checklist after your first draft to check for structure, spelling, and clarity.
📎 Attachment: [Self-Editing Checklist PDF]
Tip: Print it or open side-by-side while editing.

Description: Paste your writing into Grammarly to check for spelling, grammar, and sentence clarity.
** Watch out: Don’t just click “accept all”—read the suggestions and decide if they make sense!

Description: This quick video explains how revising and editing are different—and why both matter.
🎯 Watch before starting your revision process.

Type: Image/anchor chart
Description: Use this chart to upgrade your verbs and nouns for more powerful writing.

Tip: Replace boring words like “went” or “got” with more specific ones!

Type: Google Doc link
Link: Peer Feedback Guide
Description: Use these sentence starters and questions to give helpful feedback to a partner.
Example: “I got confused when…” or “I loved how you described…”

Type: Screencast/video
Description: Learn how to leave revision suggestions for yourself or your classmates in Google Docs.
Upload screen recording: "How to Use Suggesting Mode in Google Docs.”
Tip: Use it when reviewing your partner’s draft!

Type: Interactive PDF or Slide
Description: Find and fix issues like run-ons, weak conclusions, or overused words.

Directions: Open your draft and complete the “hunt” to polish your writing.
Attach Revision Scavenger Hunt handout.

Type: Web link
Description: Fun grammar practice tailored to your needs. Great for revising confusing parts!

Log in with your class code (ask your teacher).

Type: Image + directions
Description: Use colors to highlight your topic sentences, evidence, explanations, and transitions.
**This helps you see if all parts of your paragraph are strong and balanced!
Upload sample paragraph with color-coding.

Type: Web link
Description: Build sentence skills and fix grammar through short, targeted activities.