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Peer Edit With Perfection: Effective Strategies

Grades	3 – 5
Lesson Plan Type	Standard Lesson
Estimated Time	Three 45-minute sessions
Lesson Author	Sarah Dennis-Shaw Avon, Massachusetts
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MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGY

Computers with Internet access and PowerPoint software
Overhead projector (optional)
Peer Edit with Perfection! tutorial

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PREPARATION

1.	Access and review the sample student work from the Massachusetts Department of Education-5 points and 4 points. Photocopy class sets of the writing samples or copy them onto transparencies for whole-class practice.
2.	Review the Peer Edit with Perfection! tutorial. Photocopy a class set of the Peer Edit with Perfection! worksheet and print out one answer key for your reference.
3.	Photocopy a class set of the Peer Edit with Perfection! handout for student reference.

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