This resource was easy for students to use and really engaged students in the peer editing process. Students were able to give more detailed feedback to their classmates using this resource. Worked great in my middle school classroom!

— Cassie M.

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Assign an in-class Peer Edit Checklist activity where students need to find one person to read their story and fill out this checklist. They will then make corrections and implement the ideas on how to improve their essay or story. Then the student will do the same for them.

User friendly! Looks really nice printed.

I've used this peer edit checklist during 5 paragraph essays, persuasive writing, creative writing, expository, and research papers.
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Lifelong tool

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