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Writing Process Practice Worksheet

Work through each stage to plan, draft, revise and edit a short description. Use the kiwi recovery project scenario below as your starting point. Write in your own words; there is no single correct response.

Prewriting: Gather Ideas

Hemi and Talia are helping with a kiwi recovery project. They visit a quiet reserve where a fenced area protects kiwi habitat. Use this setting to plan a description that explains why the place matters to the project.

1.What specific place in the reserve will your description focus on? Give it a precise name or location.

2.Record sensory details you could use: one thing a visitor might see, one sound they might hear and one smell they might notice.

3.What might Hemi or Talia do at this place as part of the recovery work? Include one action and its purpose.

4.Explain why this place is important to the kiwi recovery project. Include a feeling or value as well as a reason.

Draft

Use your plan to write a first draft of four to six sentences. Describe the place and explain why it matters to the recovery project.

5.Write your first draft about a place in the reserve. Include sensory detail, an action from the recovery work and an explanation of why the place matters.

Revise

Read your draft aloud or ask a partner to read it. Use each check to decide whether your draft needs changes; then give one practical suggestion.

6.Revision check: Does your draft give a clear picture of one place, arrange its ideas in a sensible order, and explain why the place matters? Tick each point you have checked.

7.Write one specific revision suggestion that could make a classmate's description clearer or more engaging.

Edit and Reflect

Make improvements to your own draft. Check spelling, sentence beginnings, end punctuation and capital letters for place names.

8.Editing check: Review your draft for correctly spelt words, capital letters at the start of sentences, suitable end punctuation and capitals in place names. Note one correction you made, or write “no changes needed” if you found none.

9.Write your revised final version. Keep the description focused, order the ideas clearly and include accurate spelling and punctuation.

10.Which stage—planning, drafting, revising or editing—helped you most with this piece? Explain your choice.

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