A simple poster outlining the writing process.
Print this poster out in tabloid size or larger.
Display it in your classroom to remind students of the process that they need to go through when writing a piece of text.
Updated: 20 May 2022
A simple poster outlining the writing process.
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A simple poster outlining the writing process.
Print this poster out in tabloid size or larger.
Display it in your classroom to remind students of the process that they need to go through when writing a piece of text.
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