eng.g5.s.lesson_16.revision_cycle_2_apply_feedback
Revision Cycle 2 — Apply Peer Feedback + Final Polish
- Students apply 3 of the suggestions received from peer-edit cycle 1.
- Students apply final polish moves (remaining MG-18 criteria + spelling check).
Lesson plan
Warm-up
5 minChildren re-read their post-revision-1 draft and peer feedback. Note the 3 suggestions they'll apply.
- Silent reading time
- Affirm specific feedback noticings
Direct instruction
12 minToday you apply peer feedback and POLISH. Three steps: (1) APPLY 3 SUGGESTIONS from peer-edit cycle. Choose the 3 most useful; don't try to apply all. (2) AUDIT REMAINING RUBRIC CRITERIA. The peer rubric flagged any PARTLY or NO criteria — work through them. (3) FINAL POLISH — spell-check every word; check every comma rule; check every embedded quote. Watch teacher apply 3 suggestions to a sample draft. Suggestion 1: 'In sentence 3 of body 1, try MOVE 8 combine your two short sentences with a subordinator.' Teacher revises: 'Although Esperanza had never held a baby, she lifted Pepe gently.' (combined; subordinator opening). Suggestion 2: 'Your appositive in intro is missing the second comma.' Teacher adds. Suggestion 3: 'Your tone is named warm but body 2 uses "totally wild" — try a measured-warm word.' Teacher revises to 'striking.'
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Notice: applying feedback is itself a craft move. You don't apply EVERY suggestion — you choose the most useful.model See narrative.prompt Teacher applies 3 peer suggestions to a sample draft.
- How do you decide which 3 suggestions to apply?
- What is final polish?
- Why don't you apply every suggestion?
M-5-S-WR-16-A
Chart
11x17 chart: 3 vertical steps with worked example of teacher applying 3 suggestions to a sample draft. Each step has annotations showing exactly what was changed and why. Print-ready, dyslexic-friendly font.
Guided practice
25 min-
Apply YOUR 3 chosen suggestions. Annotate each with green-pencil note ('Applied suggestion 1: ___').scaffold MG-18 rubric from peer-edit
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Audit remaining MG-18 criteria. Address any PARTLY or NO. Annotate.scaffold MG-18 anchor
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FINAL POLISH: spell-check every word; check every comma rule (compound-sentence, intro-clause, appositive, series, direct address); check every embedded quote (signal + comma + citation + period after parens).scaffold Spell-check tool; comma rules card; embedded-quote card
M-5-S-WR-16-B
Chart
Physical / non-image
11x17 polish checklist: spelling check / comma rules check (5 fall rules + 3 spring rules) / embedded-quote format check / tense audit / works-cited final check. Print-ready, dyslexic-friendly font.
Formative assessment
3 min- Show 3 suggestion-applied annotations.
- Show final-polish checklist completed.
- Move status-tile to REVISE-complete.
Closure
1 min- Star the suggestion that improved your draft most.
- Predict: tomorrow we close out vocabulary and begin poetry mini-arc.
Homework
10 min- At home tonight, read your polished draft aloud one final time. Note any final tweaks. Bring tomorrow.
Exercises in this lesson
Differentiation
- Pre-selected 2 suggestions (not 3) for child to apply
- Polish checklist pre-marked for child to confirm
- Reduced target: 2 suggestions applied + comma check
- Apply ALL peer suggestions and write 1-paragraph reflection on which moved the essay most.
- Audit a partner's revised draft after this lesson.
- Bilingual polish checklist
- Spell-check tool in home language
- Cognate notes (polish/pulir, suggestion/sugerencia)
- Adult scribe for polish
- Pre-applied suggestions for child to confirm
- Reduced target: 2 suggestions applied
Teacher notes
Revision cycle 2 is where the essay reaches publication quality. Push the discipline of CHOOSING 3 suggestions — applying all 8-12 leads to over-revision and voice loss. Watch for: (1) children who reject all feedback (defensive); (2) children who apply every suggestion uncritically (lose their own voice). The 3-suggestion target is a calibration target.