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The Recursive Writing Process: Planning, Revising, and Editing
3rd Grade · Ela · Open Global English
8 lessons
Goal
Navigate the recursive writing process purposefully from brainstorming and outlining through drafting, substantial revision, and editing.
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Identifying Genre, Purpose, and Audience Before Writing
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- 1Identifying Genre, Purpose, and Audience Before WritingUp nextStart
- 2Brainstorming and Organizing Ideas with Graphic OrganizersPremiumNot started yet
- 3Drafting Focused Paragraphs with Topic SentencesNot started yet
- 4Revising for Strong Word Choice and Vivid VerbsNot started yet
- 5Revising for Sentence Variety and Expanded StructuresNot started yet
- 6Peer Conferencing and Incorporating Constructive FeedbackNot started yet
- 7Editing for Capitalization, Punctuation, and Spelling MechanicsNot started yet
- 8Quick Writes and Timed Writing Fluency ResponsesNot started yet
Standards Covered
- OGE.4.W.5Open Global English Standards 2026™ · Ela · Level 4 / Grade 3 (Age 8) · Grade 3Apply the recursive writing process: plan drafts by selecting genre, audience, and purpose using brainstorming and graphic organizers; draft focused texts; revise for sentence variety, clarity, and word choice; and edit for conventions.
- OGE.4.W.9Open Global English Standards 2026™ · Ela · Level 4 / Grade 3 (Age 8) · Grade 3Write routinely over extended time frames (time for research, reflection, and revision) and short time frames (single sitting or timed responses) for a range of academic and creative tasks.
Curriculum Framework
3rd Grade · Ela · Open Global English
1
7 lessons
Manuscript and Cursive Handwriting Fluency
Write legibly, fluently, and consistently in connected cursive script and clear manuscript across diverse writing tasks.
2
8 lessons
The Recursive Writing Process: Planning, Revising, and Editing
Navigate the recursive writing process purposefully from brainstorming and outlining through drafting, substantial revision, and editing.
3
8 lessons
Opinion Writing: Claims, Reasons, and Evidence
Write structured opinion essays that state a clear claim, group logical reasons with text evidence, use linking transitions, and provide strong conclusions.
4
8 lessons
Informational and Explanatory Writing Structures
Compose clear informational texts that introduce topics, group related ideas into structured paragraphs, develop concepts with facts and definitions, and synthesize conclusions.
5
8 lessons
Narrative Craft: Personal and Imaginative Stories
Write compelling personal narratives and imaginative fiction with rich settings, well-developed characters, natural temporal transitions, realistic dialogue, and satisfying endings.
6
6 lessons
Poetic Forms, Imagery, and Figurative Verse
Compose varied poetic forms using sensory imagery, figurative language, stanza structures, and expressive line breaks.
7
6 lessons
Functional and Social Correspondence and Notices
Write formal and informal letters, thank-you notes, invitations, announcements, and public notices using proper formats, addressing, and courteous registers.
8
6 lessons
Research Inquiry: Questions, Sources, and Notetaking
Conduct short guided research projects by formulating inquiry questions, gathering facts from primary and secondary print and digital sources, and categorizing notes.
9
6 lessons
Research Synthesis, Citation, and Presentation
Synthesize research findings by paraphrasing responsibly, compiling a basic works cited list, and presenting findings through written, oral, and visual formats.
10
6 lessons
Digital Publishing, Keyboarding, and Collaboration
Use word processing tools, keyboarding fluency, and collaborative applications with guidance to produce, format, illustrate, and publish written works.