Oct 31, 2016 - The acronym CUPS reminds students to check their writing for Capitalization, Understanding, Punctuation, Spelling & Spaces.For large size: Print all sheets and tape together to make an editing anchor chart.For individual size: Print small size and hand out or tape into student notebooks** Update...
Encourage your students to be independent when editing and revising their writing using the acronyms C.U.P.S. and A.R.M.S. This resource includes everything you need to get started with and implement this editing and revising strategy into writing workshop. The anchor charts are colorful and attractive and can easily be used on a bulletin board.
Edit Think CUPS A dd • Sentences or words R emove • Unneeded sentences • Unneeded words M ove • Sentences and words around to make more sense S ubstitute • Bland words for spicy words C apitalization: • Names • Titles • ANY proper nouns U sage: • Match nouns and verbs P unctuation: • Periods • Quotes • Question marks
Revising and Editing Chart: ARMS & CUPS, Editing Checklist. by. Undercover Classroom. 1.3k. $3.75. PDF. Use the ARMS and CUPS strategy to teach your students the difference between revising and editing. The graphics and mnemonics will help your students remember all the important steps to revise and edit effectively.
61. $3.99. Zip. The acronym CUPS reminds students to check their writing for Capitalization, Understanding, Punctuation, Spelling & Spaces.For large size: Print all sheets and tape together to make an editing anchor chart.For individual size: Print small size and hand out or tape into student notebooks** Update.
61. $3.99. Zip. The acronym CUPS reminds students to check their writing for Capitalization, Understanding, Punctuation, Spelling & Spaces.For large size: Print all sheets and tape together to make an editing anchor chart.For individual size: Print small size and hand out or tape into student notebooks** Update.
This ARMS vs. CUPS page can be used in students' writing journal as a reference to compliment an anchor chart. The checklist includes both a self edit and a peer edit! I would recommend having several laminated and keeping them handy with some dry erase markers so that students can partner up and ea
Encourage your students to be independent when editing and revising their writing using the acronyms C.U.P.S. and A.R.M.S. This resource includes everything you need to get started with and implement this editing and revising strategy into writing workshop. The anchor charts are colorful and attra...
Revising and Editing Anchor Charts. by. Pink and Primary. 1. $1.50. PDF. These Revising and Editing anchor chart resources can be utilized in small group, whole group and distance learning!For distance learning, you can assign the pdf to your students, and they can swipe left or down to access the anchor charts.
Edit Think CUPS A dd • Sentences or words R emove • Unneeded sentences • Unneeded words M ove • Sentences and words around to make more sense S ubstitute • Bland words for spicy words C apitalization: • Names • Titles • ANY proper nouns U …
Use this anchor chart to teach differences between revising and editing during the writing process. This anchor chart is easy to print as an 18" x 24" standard poster size. Share or project it for digital learning. Print it smaller for interactive notebooks.
This is an anchor chart detailing the ARMS (add, remove, move, substitute) and CUPS (capitalization, usage, punctuation, spelling) rules for revising and editing. This can be blown up to poster size or simply printed and put inside student writing folders!
Oct 31, 2016 - The acronym CUPS reminds students to check their writing for Capitalization, Understanding, Punctuation, Spelling & Spaces.For large size: Print all sheets and tape together to make an editing anchor chart.For individual size: Print small size and hand out or tape into student notebooks** Update...