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REVISE AND EDIT Review your draft.

Look for ways to improve your draft. Work with a partner or a small group.

Take turns reading your drafts and giving feedback. You can also use these

questions to help you improve your story.

PURPOSE/ ORGANIZATION EVIDENCE LANGUAGE/ CONVENTIONS
FOCUS VOCABULARY

Does my story Is there a clear Did I use Did I use words Have I spelled all
tell about a beginning, examples from and phrases that words correctly?
problem or middle, and texts in the show when
challenge? ending? module? events happen? Did I use
quotation marks
Does the ending Does the order of correctly?
make sense with events make
the events that sense?
come before it?

PUBLISH Share your work.

Create a Finished Copy Make a final copy of your story. You may want to

add drawings to show key events. Consider these options to share your story:

1 Make a cover for your story. Add it to the class or school library for

others to enjoy.

2 Work with a small group to present your story as a

readers’ theater.

3 Make an audio recording of your story. Invite listeners to

comment or share their own stories.

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