Download and personalise this free set of editing stations cards to suit your purpose, then print them out and distribute them around your classroom.
Editing stations are a supercharged way to make language lessons fun and effective. They break down editing into focus areas, like spelling and punctuation, giving you a hands-on tool to make learning grammar more fun.
It’s not just about worksheets. It’s about getting students involved and excited about polishing their writing skills.
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The first editing station card focuses on spellings. It asks pupils if any of their spellings look wrong, and encourages them to check by using a:
- Dictionary
- Working wall
- Friends’ input
There’s also a space for you to insert words that your class commonly misspells.
The second card focuses on full stops and capital letters. It provides correct and incorrect examples and also covers proper nouns.
The remaining editing stations cards are blank so you can fill in your own focus, introduction, examples and additional information.
Each design features a fun cartoon superhero character to make the process appealing to young children.
This resource empowers you to personalise your editing stations according to your teaching goals. This way you can create a tailored and engaging experience for your students.
By downloading and utilising these cards, you introduce a hands-on, interactive approach to editing that goes beyond traditional methods, helping children to foster a deeper understanding of language mechanics.
Read more about how to use editing stations.
