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The 6 Steps of the Writing Process

Learn the 6 essential steps of the writing process from PreWriting to Publishing! Find inspiration, draft your ideas, revise with A.R.M.S., edit for accuracy, finalize your copy, and share your work proudly. Improve your writing skills with practical tips and techniques.

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The 6 Steps of the Writing Process

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  1. The 6 Steps of the Writing Process The Writing Process

  2. What are the steps? • PreWriting • Drafting • Revising • Editing • Final Copy • Publishing Kristi Hartley Taylor County Middle School

  3. Step 1: PreWriting • Find your Inspiration! • Determine your most useful form to PreWrite (lists, mapping, webbing, graphic organizers, etc.) Steps Kristi Hartley Taylor County Middle School

  4. Step 2: Drafting • Select your writing ideas from your PreWriting Exercise. • Form a main idea • Develop topic sentences • Give details to support your main idea and topic sentences • Use textual evidence • Have you completed your thoughts through your writing? Steps Kristi Hartley Taylor County Middle School

  5. Step 3: Revising • A.R.M.S. • Adding • Remove • Move • Substitute Adding: Is there any other information that the reader needs to know? Removing: Are there any unnecessary details? Moving: Is the information presented in the most logical order? Substituting: Could I change anything to make my expressions stronger? Steps Kristi Hartley

  6. Step 4: Editing • Self Editing • Peer Editing Spelling Capitalization Punctuation Grammar Sentence Structure Subject/Verb Agreement Word Usage Steps Kristi Hartley

  7. Step 5: Final Copy • Blue or black ink or word processor. • Name, class, and date in top right hand corner. • Double spaced • Neat- no scribbles or overuse of liquid paper. • Staple in top left hand corner. • Include a copy of rubric for grading. Steps Kristi Hartley Taylor County Middle School

  8. Step 6: Publication • Share your work with others. Kristi Hartley Taylor County Middle School

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