Oct 11, 2012 · I came across some great help on Pinterest (of course!) and wanted to share my Revising (ARMS) and Editing (COPS) anchor charts with you: Analyze & Revise:

Want a free set of ARMS and CUPS task cards? These task cards will walk your students through editing and revising their work step by step! You can place these in task card boxes or punch a …

ARMS and CUPS: A strategy for teaching revising and editing In my class, we use a method called ARMS and CUPS. ARMS is a mnemonic device to support the revising process, and …

Teach your students how to improve their writing with “ARMS and CUPS.” The lesson includes a printable checklist that students can use. They first check for additional words/sentences and …

May 22, 2017 · In my writing classes, I tell students that we need to focus on both sentence-level and paragraph or essay-level mistakes. Come to find out, this is also known as using the …

CUPS is a useful strategy for helping your child become an independent writer and editor. It is a quick acronym learners can jot down at the bottom of any piece of writing to help narrow their …

Use the ARMS and CUPS strategy to teach your students the difference between revising and editing. The graphics and mnemonics will help your students remember all the important steps …

For CUPS, take your class rough draft and if you didn’t purposely make mistakes while writing it, go back and rewrite it using editing mistakes! Then use a different color pen than used for …

Think ARMS Edit Think CUPS A dd • Sentences or words R emove • Unneeded sentences • Unneeded words M ove • Sentences and words around to make more sense S ubstitute • …

Students use the CUPS strategy to edit their papers for capitalization, usage, punctuation, and spelling. Revising with ARMS Next, here is the chart that students use for revising.