More About This Resource
The Writing Process FREEBIE!
These writing process printables can be used as an anchor chart or clip chart in your classroom. Perfect for teaching the stages of the writing process!
See ideas on how to use this on my BLOG POST
Enjoy! ~ Christina
Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.
I've created a simple point system for giving back to loyal customers!
- For every $1 (US dollar) you spend, you earn 1 point!
- 20 points can be redeemed for $1 (US dollar) on a future purchase!
- When you leave feedback (review), you get 5 points!
- Reward Points can be viewed under My Account.
This means that you effectively get 5% back on everything you buy, plus extra points for feedback. Points are valid for one year and can be used for anything in the store!
Note: Point award system is subject to change. View full terms here.
Lauren J B. –
Great resource for my students! Nice and colorful. Thank you:)
Keri K. –
thank you
Belinda M. –
Great resource, thanks!
Tab P. –
I reprint these every year.
Virginia C. –
I LOVE the half sized posters! I use this on my writing BB and keep it up all year. I love the colors. I do wish the font was all lower case, but it doesn’t change the use of this cute resource.
Angelina C. –
I use this on my writing wall!
Nicole Curry –
This is great. I keep this on the wall all year to remind students of the writing process.
Jacki D. –
Thank you for this free resource!
MAYRA D. –
I wish it had a different font. We are trying to teach students not to mix capital and lowercase in words and this was not a good example.
Briana Stokley –
Great resource!
Ashley Peacock (verified owner) –
Thank you so much! I am needing this for summer school.
Pacific Coast Classroom –
Great for up on our writing wall. I added arrows between each step.
Sara L. –
I needed something to remind my students of the writing process and this was perfect!
Matthew M. –
Great resource!
Gloria P. –
Loved this!
Jennifer L. –
The students asked me to laminate and tape to their desks. They refer to it often.
Chandra A. –
The resource is simple enough that the students understand the writing process.
A D. –
Easy to use. Thanks
Kyrsten N. –
Even in 5th grade, easy to use and follow so students know where they are.
Crystal Carney –
:0)