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Today I want to highlight an anchor chart I found on Pinterest that I absolutely adore! I did not make this anchor chart! I am so disappointed that I have no idea who to credit for this anchor chart. When I click on the image in Pinterest, it's a "dead pin", not linked to a blog or anything else. (Please, if you know who should receive credit for this amazing anchor chart, contact me or leave a comment.)
Isn't this soooo clever?! I love how the author highlights the differences between revising and editing by making the connection between fixes(editing) and updates(revisions) that need to be made in a house! This is definitely an anchor chart that I plan to replicate in the future in my own classroom!
I look forward to seeing your anchor charts this week!
Isn't this soooo clever?! I love how the author highlights the differences between revising and editing by making the connection between fixes(editing) and updates(revisions) that need to be made in a house! This is definitely an anchor chart that I plan to replicate in the future in my own classroom!
I look forward to seeing your anchor charts this week!
What a PERFECT way to help students distinguish between revising and editing! Now why couldn't I have thought of that? So glad that you found this anchor chart and shared it!
ReplyDeleteAngela
Love it, Deb! You are so clever!
ReplyDeleteKelli
Tales of a Tenacious Teacher
That is a great way to show the difference between revising and editing! I will definitely have to make that one! :)
ReplyDelete-Lisa
Mrs. Spangler in the Middle