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The Steps in Descriptive/Narrative Writing

The Steps in Descriptive/Narrative Writing. The Steps in Descriptive/Narrative Writing. Publish. Edit. Proofread. Write. Plan. Topic. Click to go to the next slide. 1. Decide on a topic. 2. Make a plan. Snakes. Lions. The animals. Getting there. Bus ride. Monkeys. Zebras.

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The Steps in Descriptive/Narrative Writing

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  1. The Steps in Descriptive/Narrative Writing

  2. The Steps in Descriptive/Narrative Writing Publish Edit Proofread Write Plan Topic Click to go to the next slide.

  3. 1. Decide on a topic.

  4. 2. Make a plan. Snakes Lions The animals Getting there Bus ride Monkeys Zebras Shoes Camera My Day at the Zoo Elephants Gift shop Going home Lunch Eating

  5. 3. Write a 1st draft.

  6. 5. Revise

  7. 4. Proofread.

  8. 6. Write the final draft.

  9. 7.Publish.

  10. Choose the correct answer to each question by clicking on it. Click on me.

  11. What is the first step in the writing process? Write a first draft. Decide on a topic. Make a plan.

  12. Grrrreat!

  13. Oh, no!

  14. Try again.

  15. What is the second step in the writing process? Make a plan. Proofread. Publish.

  16. Wrong! Wrong! Wrong!

  17. No!

  18. What is the final step of the writing process? Write a concluding sentence. Publish. Revise.

  19. Whoops!

  20. Congratulations! You’re finished! Want more practice? Visit Young Writer online! Created by Carol Melton and Carol Romines

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