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Six Traits of Writing Checklist-
Ideas:
____ Something you know about
____ Makes sense
____ Has a purpose
____ Interesting details
Organization:
____ Neat beginning
____ Flows from detail to detail
____ Paragraphs with new ideas
____ Good ending
Voice:
____ Sounds like me
____ Reader can identify with me and what I write
____ Reader can understand my characters
____ Reader can feel about the story
Word Choice:
____ My words are the best I can think of
____ My verbs are exciting
____ My adjectives make my sentences more interesting
____ My words make pictures in the readers mind
Sentence Fluency:
____ My sentences begin differently
____ Some sentences are short and others long
____ It sounds good when I read it aloud
____ My sentences are powerful
Conventions:
____ Capitals are used correctly
____ Periods and commas are used
____ I’ve tried to spell all words correctly
____ I indented my paragraphs
Ideas
-Write about something you know.
-Write so it makes sense to you and your readers.
-Write with a purpose.
-Write with interesting details.
Organization
-Write a neat beginning to catch your readers attention.
-Sentences should flow from detail to detail.
-Each paragraph has a new idea about your story.
-Write a good ending that satisfies your reader.
Voice
-My story sounds like me.
-My reader can identify with what I write.
-My reader can understand my characters.
-My reader can have feelings about my story.
Word Choice
-My words are the best I can think of.
-My verb choice is exciting.
-My adjectives make my sentences more interesting.
-My words make pictures in the readers mind.
Sentence Fluency
-My sentences begin with different words.
-Some of my sentences are short and some are long.
-My story sounds good when I read it aloud.
-My sentences use ideas and words that are powerful.
Conventions
-All capitals are used correctly.
-Periods and commas are used correctly.
-All words have been spelled correctly.
-All paragraphs are indented.
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