Writing Process Checklist
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Writing Process Checklist
A museum label in progress
Ruben and Ana are writing a label for a history museum display about an old pocket watch. Their first draft says: “This watch is old. It is interesting. People used it.” Their audience is museum visitors, and their purpose is to explain why the watch matters.
- Planning
- Drafting
- Editing
- Publishing
- Changing “This watch is old” to a more informative opening and putting ideas in a clearer order
- Checking whether “interesting” is spelt correctly
- Adding a full stop at the end of a sentence
- Checking that the label has capital letters
PLAN — I know my purpose and audience. I have gathered and organised useful ideas.
DRAFT — I have written a first version and focused on getting my ideas down.
REVISE — I have checked my meaning, added helpful detail and improved the order or unclear sentences.
EDIT — I have checked spelling, grammar, capital letters and punctuation.
PUBLISH — My writing is ready to share with its audience.
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