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    The document provides instructions for students to engage in a peer editing activity. It instructs students to get out their first drafts and exchange papers with classmates who chose the same essay prompt. They are to use a correcting pen to provide comments and score the paper using a rubric, explaining their score. Students will then give feedback to improve each other's essays without sharing scores. They will repeat this process with a classmate who chose a different prompt.

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    Bellwork

    Please get your composition books ready

    DOL
    in her office mary gauchet noticed a
    box of dictionaries they were delivered
    their earlier by mistake
    Errors include:

    Subordination (main
    idea and details)
    Proper nouns
    Verb (tense)
    Homophone

    6 errors total

    Correct Sentence

    In her office Mary Gauchet


    noticed a box of dictionaries that
    had been delivered there earlier
    by mistake.

    First Drafts
    Please get out your first drafts.
    Find someone that chose the same essay prompt as
    you.

    Exchange papers.
    Using a correcting pen please make comments for
    them.
    Use the rubric provided to give them a score. In the
    Reasoning column please explain why you are
    giving the score you are giving.

    Peer edit feedback


    Take turns sharing how their essay can be improved.
    DO NOT SHARE THE SCORE YOU GAVE THEM
    Only share your reasoning column focus on improving
    the essay

    Second Peer Edit


    Please get your papers back.
    Find someone that chose a different essay prompt than
    you.

    Exchange papers.
    Using a correcting pen please make comments for
    them.
    Use the rubric provided to give them a score. In the
    Reasoning column please explain why you are
    giving the score you are giving.

    Peer edit feedback


    Take turns sharing how their essay can be improved.
    DO NOT SHARE THE SCORE YOU GAVE THEM
    Only share your reasoning column focus on improving
    the essay

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