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REVISE AND EDIT Review your draft.

The revision and editing steps give you a chance to look carefully at your draft

and make changes. Work with a partner to determine whether you have clearly
made your argument and supported it with reasons, facts, and examples. Use

these questions to help you evaluate and improve your letter.

PURPOSE/ ORGANIZATION EVIDENCE LANGUAGE/ CONVENTIONS
FOCUS VOCABULARY

Did I state my Does my letter Did I write facts Did I use linking Is each word
argument have a strong and examples words and spelled correctly?
clearly? introduction? that explain my phrases that
argument? make my writing Have I used
Have I written a Have I provided a flow smoothly? capital letters
convincing strong Did I include text and punctuation
argument? conclusion? evidence from marks properly?
my reading?

PUBLISH Share your work.

Create a Finished Copy Make a final copy of your letter. Choose a way to share
your writing. Consider these options:

1 Add your letter to your writing portfolio so you can see how your writing

improves during the year.

2 Scan or create a digital copy of your letter and upload it to your

school or class website.

3 Present your letter as a speech to your class. Ask your
classmates what they think of your ideas.

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