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Writing Process Organizer

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Writing Process Organizer

A curious kea has found a shiny object near a walking track. Plan, draft, improve and share a short story about what happens next. You can use the organizer for a different story idea too.

Plan your ideas

Writers plan before drafting. Jot down key ideas; you do not need to write full sentences yet.

SETTING: Where and when does the story happen?

CHARACTER: Who is in the story? What are they like?

PROBLEM: What goes wrong or needs solving?

ENDING: How might the problem be solved?

1.Which problem will your story follow: the shiny object is stuck, it makes a strange sound, or your own idea? Write one clear sentence explaining what the character needs to do.
2.Number these writing steps from 1 to 5: edit, publish, plan, revise, draft.
3.Write two or three sentences to introduce your character and setting. Try to include a detail that helps the reader picture the scene.
4.Improve this sentence by adding a detail about sound, sight or feeling: “Kiri found an object.”
5.Rewrite this sentence with capital letters and punctuation fixed: “kiri called to the tūī where is the shiny thing”
6.Tick the checks you should make when editing a story. Select all that apply.
  • Each sentence begins with a capital letter.
  • Full stops or other end punctuation are included.
  • The events make sense in order.
  • Every sentence must be exactly the same length.
7.Name one way you could share your finished story. Then name one change you could make after a partner reads it.
Draw one moment from your story. Add a label or speech bubble to show an important detail.

3 printable pages

  • Writing Process Organizer, page 1 of 3: Plan your ideas

    Page 1

  • Writing Process Organizer, page 2 of 3: 2. Number these writing steps from 1 to 5: edit, publish, plan, revise, draft.

    Page 2

  • Writing Process Organizer, page 3 of 3: 7. Name one way you could share your finished story. Then name one change you

    Page 3

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