I do not normally quote letters from my young readers, but this one offered such good advice I feel obliged to share it:
“Dear Avi,
In my class, we finished a unit where we revised our writing. We took something we already wrote and tried to make it better. I tried to make my writing better by using transition words in my writing. I also tried to make my writing better by using capital letters. The last thing I tried to make my writing better with was using periods. I think that periods have improved my work by making the reader know when to stop. I also think that capital letter improved my work by letting the reader know when to continue. I also think that transition words have improved my work by making the words flow together. I think I have grown as a writer by making my writing a lot better and I also think I made change to make it better. I think that revising is important because it can make your writing a lot better.
Sincerely, E…..
P.S. I LOVE Poppy”
2 thoughts on “Good advice”
Priceless and Precious! As an elementary teacher, I had to LOL!
That’s sage advice. Your reader needs to know when to STOP and START and things should flow.