Every time you start a new writing unit, you explain the same thing: what pre-writing looks like, why revision is not the same as editing, how writer’s workshop runs. These eight anchor charts put all of it on your wall permanently - so you explain it once, point to it forever.

Each chart covers one stage of the writing process with a unique visual hero, four clear principles, and a writer’s quote that captures what that stage is really about. The set also includes a full six-stage overview chart (showing the entire process in one poster) and a Writer’s Workshop routines chart - two resources most classrooms have never had in a display-quality format.

Consistent dark-background design matches the Writing Craft Series - buy both and build a complete ELA writing wall that looks like it belongs together.

• WHAT’S INCLUDED
  8 x A4 PDF anchor chart posters
  Pre-Writing Strategies - idea web diagram (6 strategy nodes around ‘My Topic’)
  Planning & Organising - 3-column structure template (Introduction / Body / Conclusion)
  Drafting Your First Version - 5 numbered rules with colour-coded badges
  Revising Your Writing - ARMS cycle diagram (Add / Remove / Move / Substitute)
  Editing Your Writing - CUPS checklist (Capitalisation / Usage / Punctuation / Spelling)
  Publishing & Sharing - concentric audience/purpose target diagram
  The Writing Process Overview - all 6 stages in one escalating-height flow diagram
  Writer’s Workshop - 3-phase column chart with 5 expectations strip at base
  FEATURES
  A unique diagram for every stage - Pre-Writing has an idea web. Revision has the ARMS cycle. Editing has the CUPS checklist. Publishing has a concentric target. No two posters look the same - each diagram is purpose-built for its content.
  ARMS and CUPS explained visually - Two of the most-taught revision and editing frameworks, both shown as clear diagrams students can actually use independently during their writing time.
  The full process in one overview chart - The Writing Process Overview poster shows all six stages as a flow - with the recursive note that writers move back and forth. Display it alongside the individual stage charts.
  Writer’s Workshop routines built in - The Workshop chart shows Mini-Lesson / Writing Time / Share & Reflect with 5 bullet points each, plus an expectations strip at the bottom - everything you need to establish and maintain workshop culture.
  Designed to pair with the Writing Craft Series - Matching dark-background design - display both sets together for a complete, professional ELA writing wall.
  HOW TO USE
  Print and laminate all 8 charts at the start of the year
  Display the Overview chart permanently; rotate individual stage charts as you move through each stage of a unit
  Use the Writer’s Workshop chart to establish routines in the first week - post it visibly near where students sit
  During writing conferences, direct students to the relevant stage chart rather than re-explaining
  Use the ARMS and CUPS charts as student editing…