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Everyday Text Planner

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📚 Part 1: Warm-up - Multiple Choice

1. Which of these is an example of everyday writing?

A short note to a friend

A long novel

A scientific thesis

2. Which step is important when planning a short text?

Brainstorm ideas

Ignore your audience

Never revise

3. When giving peer feedback you should:

Say what you liked and ask a question

Only point out mistakes

Tell them to copy someone else

✏️ Part 2: Plan and Compose

4. Choose the text you will write today (pick one):

A short invitation to a friend

Instructions for a simple game

5. Who is your audience? (Who are you writing to?)
6. List three main ideas or steps you will include:
7. Write an opening sentence for your text:
8. Write a closing sentence or final instruction:
9. Self-edit checklist - tick when done:

I checked spelling and punctuation

My purpose is clear (invitation or instructions)

Sentences are in the right order

💬 Part 3: Peer Feedback & Reflection

10. After reading a partner's text, write one helpful comment you can give them:
11. Reflection: How did planning help your writing today? (One or two sentences)

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