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Correct your own works as well as the work of others is a critical skill to command at all levels of education. You should always be working to improve your skills on this topic. We give you a wide range of activities to work on here.
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How Many Mistakes Can You Find?
A story about two twin boys with a number of errors. Go get them! |
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Rewriting and Editing Short
Passages: At the Farm
A story about Jim and Andy's farm. |
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Editing Informal Letters
A simple 4 sentence letter, so what Holly missed. |
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Editing and Proofreading an
Informational Memo
These will become familiar to students quickly. They are sent home all the time. |
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Editing a Short Letter of Complaint
Make sure you work on your grammar before you complain to anyone. |
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Rewriting Poorly Written Sentences
We give you some messed up sentences, we want you to make them squeaky clean. |
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Editing Sentences
There are some really bad errors in the sentences that we give you. |
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Choosing Proper Sentences
Which of the three sentences is written properly? |
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Grammar and Contractions in
Sentences
Which sentence works best? |
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Rewriting Paragraphs
We have you correct an entire paragraph to step up our use of this data. |
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Using the (Write) Right Homophone
We have you pick out which Homophones are way off. |
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Editing Stories
These stories have a number of errors, find them all. |
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Proofread and Fix Each Paragraph
These are extended passages for you to work on. |
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Daily Writing Edit - Cats
We give you three quick entries to edit that all relate to cats. |
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Daily Writing Edit - Dogs
The same concept as above, except this time we focus on dogs. |
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Editing and Proofreading a
Letter of Complaint
The reader should write a letter of complaint back to the author. |