Writing Workshop

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What are the steps of the writing process? | Thoughtful Learning K-12Welcome to our daily writing space. During the week I will post a writing prompt for you to work on. Make sure that your comment is in complete sentences and that each paragraph has at least five sentences. I would suggest that you go through the writing process we have seen in class before you publish. Use a pencil and paper, go through the steps, and then publish when you are done with your response.
Think of this space as a gallery where you get to share your ideas with your class. Let the journey begin!

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