Writing

Question 1

Stage:
Age: 3-5

Rely on pics to communicate
Include shapes and letters on drawings

Answer 1

Preconventional

Question 2

Stage:
Age: 4-6

Use pics when drawing, label objects
Match some letters to sounds
Copy print seen

Answer 2

Emerging

Question 3

Stage:
Age: 5-7

Write sentences
Attempt punctuation

Answer 3

Developing

Question 4

Stage:
Age: 6-8
Writes sentences on a topic

Others can read writing

Answer 4

Beginning

Question 5

Stage:
Age: 7-9

Spell sight words
Organize sentences logically

Answer 5

Expanding

Question 6

Stage:
Age: 8-10

Write with beginning, middle and end
Paragraphs
Outside resources

Answer 6

Bridging

Question 7

Stage:
Age: 9-11

Write fiction and nonfiction
Edit punctuation

Answer 7

Fluent

Question 8

Stage:
Age: 10-13

Well developed fiction and nonfiction
Edit organization

Answer 8

Proficient

Question 9

Stage:
Age: 11-14

Write in genres
Implement punctuation

Answer 9

Connecting

Question 10

Stage:
Age13and older

In depth fiction and non fiction
Revise writing through multiple drafts

Answer 10

Independent

Question 11

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Explain, inform

Essays, research paper

Answer 11

Expository writing

Question 12

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Tell a personal or fictional story to entertain

Story with a plot

Answer 12

Narrative writing

Question 13

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Produces vivid pictures in readers imagination

Appeal to the readers 5 senses

Ex: poetry

Answer 13

Descriptive writing

Question 14

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Convince or persuade
Plays on emotions
Speeches or advertisement

Answer 14

Persuasive writing

Question 15

5 stages of writing

Answer 15

Prewriting
Drafting 
Revise/edit
Rewriting
Publishing

Question 16

_ drives the entire essay

Answer 16

Thesis

Question 17

_ shapes each paragraph, introduces the ideat th paragraph will discuss

Answer 17

Topics sentence

Question 18

Addresses writing the entire document
*does not unify the content within. Each paragraph

2nd stage of writing

Answer 18

Drafting stage

Question 19

Drives overall direction of the essay

Answer 19

Outline

Question 20

Original materials that represent an event

Direct or first had account

Answer 20

Primary sources

Question 21

Inform about events but info provides is by someone who was NOT directly involved

Ex: a book that discusses a historical time period

Answer 21

Secondary sources

Question 22

Trustworthy materials that come from experts in a field of study

Answer 22

Reliable sources

Question 23

Untrustworthy materials
Selling products
Opinion pieces
Self published pieces

Answer 23

Unreliable sources