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Writing Process Posters | Planning, Drafting, Revising, Editing & Publishing Anchor Charts | Rosy Haze
Do your students need help understanding the writing process, including how to plan, draft, revise, edit and publish their writing?
This Writing Process Anchor Chart & Poster Set includes six writing process posters, alternative revising posters featuring the ARMS and DARE strategies, alternative editing posters featuring the CUPS and COPS strategies, display cards, and reference strips to help students recognise, understand and apply each stage of the writing process in their own writing. Each poster includes a clear definition and "ask yourself" questions, making it easy for students to identify what stage they're in and confidently work through the writing process from start to finish.
Perfect for writing lessons, literacy instruction, collaborative learning walls, classroom displays, literacy centres, small-group instruction, intervention, and year-round classroom reference.
WHAT'S INCLUDED:
𓅦 Writing Process Posters & Display Cards
The Writing Process (includes planning option and prewriting option)
Planning (alternative terminology of prewriting included)
Drafting
Revising (alternative options with the acronym ARMS and the acronym DARE)
Editing (alternative options with the acronym CUPS and the acronym COPS)
Publishing
𓅦 Header Posters
𓅦 Blank Display Card Option
Create student-generated definitions and prompts
Co-construct learning wall with your class
𓅦 Reference Strips
The Writing Process strip
Revising strip with the acronym ARMS
Revising strip with the acronym DARE
Editing strip with the acronym CUPS
Editing strip with the acronym COPS
𓅦 2 Spelling Options
British & Australian English
American English
𓅦 3 Colour Options
Rosy Haze themed full colour
Rosy Haze themed minimal colour
Black & white
𓅦 2 Poster Orientation Options
Landscape
Portrait
𓅦 Editable Templates
Canva template (posters)
Microsoft PowerPoint template (posters and display cards)
𓅦 Resource Guide PDF
Teaching suggestions
Quick access links to Google resources and Canva templates
WHY YOU'LL LOVE THIS RESOURCE:
Covering the writing process overview as well as its five key stages: planning (also known as prewriting), drafting, revising, editing and publishing. This resource gives students a clear, structured reference rather than a partial overview. Choose from three colour options and two layout options to suit your classroom space, and simply print and display with minimal prep. Both AUS/UK and US spelling versions are included.
The editable templates, display cards, blank card option, and reference strips offer flexible ways to introduce, practise, reinforce, and revisit the writing process. Teachers can customise and co-construct displays with students, creating a valuable year-round classroom reference that supports both explicit writing instruction and independent writing.
EDITABLE TEMPLATES
Editable Canva and Microsoft PowerPoint templates allow you to customise the text and any fonts that are not part of the design.
Please note: The page design, graphics, colours and overall layout are fixed.
Do your students need help understanding the writing process, including how to plan, draft, revise, edit and publish their writing?
This Writing Process Anchor Chart & Poster Set includes six writing process posters, alternative revising posters featuring the ARMS and DARE strategies, alternative editing posters featuring the CUPS and COPS strategies, display cards, and reference strips to help students recognise, understand and apply each stage of the writing process in their own writing. Each poster includes a clear definition and "ask yourself" questions, making it easy for students to identify what stage they're in and confidently work through the writing process from start to finish.
Perfect for writing lessons, literacy instruction, collaborative learning walls, classroom displays, literacy centres, small-group instruction, intervention, and year-round classroom reference.
WHAT'S INCLUDED:
𓅦 Writing Process Posters & Display Cards
The Writing Process (includes planning option and prewriting option)
Planning (alternative terminology of prewriting included)
Drafting
Revising (alternative options with the acronym ARMS and the acronym DARE)
Editing (alternative options with the acronym CUPS and the acronym COPS)
Publishing
𓅦 Header Posters
𓅦 Blank Display Card Option
Create student-generated definitions and prompts
Co-construct learning wall with your class
𓅦 Reference Strips
The Writing Process strip
Revising strip with the acronym ARMS
Revising strip with the acronym DARE
Editing strip with the acronym CUPS
Editing strip with the acronym COPS
𓅦 2 Spelling Options
British & Australian English
American English
𓅦 3 Colour Options
Rosy Haze themed full colour
Rosy Haze themed minimal colour
Black & white
𓅦 2 Poster Orientation Options
Landscape
Portrait
𓅦 Editable Templates
Canva template (posters)
Microsoft PowerPoint template (posters and display cards)
𓅦 Resource Guide PDF
Teaching suggestions
Quick access links to Google resources and Canva templates
WHY YOU'LL LOVE THIS RESOURCE:
Covering the writing process overview as well as its five key stages: planning (also known as prewriting), drafting, revising, editing and publishing. This resource gives students a clear, structured reference rather than a partial overview. Choose from three colour options and two layout options to suit your classroom space, and simply print and display with minimal prep. Both AUS/UK and US spelling versions are included.
The editable templates, display cards, blank card option, and reference strips offer flexible ways to introduce, practise, reinforce, and revisit the writing process. Teachers can customise and co-construct displays with students, creating a valuable year-round classroom reference that supports both explicit writing instruction and independent writing.
EDITABLE TEMPLATES
Editable Canva and Microsoft PowerPoint templates allow you to customise the text and any fonts that are not part of the design.
Please note: The page design, graphics, colours and overall layout are fixed.