I have changed as a writer because at first I never liked to write; now I do. I use stronger words to make my writing exciting. Plus this is a nice class with a nice teacher that helps you understand your work. M. M.
I have changed many ways as a writer. I have learned to use dialogue correctly. Also I learned to write in paragraphs instead of writing in one big block. Also I learned how to introduce characters with dialogue. The last thing I learned is to use descriptive and strong words. D. A.
I can create more ideas and details. I use less time to play. I use more time working than misbehaving. I see writing from a different perspective. I don’t need as much help as I used to. K. M.
When I write I learn how to spell some words. I think if I keep writing I will get better. It helps my hand writing. It helps me think. The character has to have a place to go in the story. T. C.
I have changed as a writer because I learned how to use strong words. I also learned how to use dialogue. I like to write stories more now. Other reasons I’ve changed as a writer is I use better adventures and detailed sentences.
I am more advanced by using dialogue in my writing. I am getting better at imagining my character.
I have changed by writing my stories better. I use dialogue when my characters are talking. I am learning to use punctuation. I use quotation marks when someone is saying something. I am making my stories more interesting. I am grabbing the readers attention making the stories fun to read. A. R.
I have changed in many ways. First, I have learned to take my time reading. Second, I have learned how to do reading and writing workshop. Third, I have added more details to my stories. Fourth, I have learned how to mark text. S. B.
I have changed a lot. I can write much beter and I can think about more things to write about. Also, I can write neater. I really like to read and correct what I have already written. T. E.
I changed by being in Mrs. Wolverton’s class. She taught me to write a good story. She told me to start focusing more on my work. She gives me good ideas for my stories. She taught me how to use dialogue. And I get better at writing when I go to her classroom every fifth hour. She dives into my mind and teaches me how to do better things in writing stories. L. C.
I have changed by using dialogue for my characters. I added more characters so that the story can be more interesting. I do have a little bit of trouble with the story but I try to make it more interesting. I think adding dialogue would make the story look and sound good. In my story the characters sound real happy so that’s why I want to write more dialogue. E. M.
I have changed by writing more with dialogue. I can think on paper and be more open. I can know more about writing skills. I can add more characters and I’m learning more about punctuation. I am learning where to put dialogue and I’m learning about making paragraphs. I am learning to write a rough draft and I’m learning about making characters speak and about points of view. I’m also learning about putting more time into my paper and writing on the paper. L. H.
I have changed as a writer by knowing more skills to write with. I use dialogue now. I am using more and bigger words. I am able to write more now. M. W.
I learned to think out loud more. Becoming a writer makes me more of a mature person. This is my teacher of two years, one of the nicest teachers in the school, Ms. Wolverton. I also learned that I can start my story with “His name is…” if I try to build suspense and write like a writer. M. K.
I think more about writing. I think when I am writing. Now I can picture what is happening in the story that I am reading or writing. C. R.
I changed as a writer because I know how to use dialogue better. I write more than ever because I write short stories. I like to make text sometimes in stories. I introduce characters in my story. When they speak I know to start a new paragraph. The reason I learned all of this is because I needed to learn more about writing and reading. T. V.
I have changed a lot since I have come in Ms. Wolverton’s class. I’ve learned how to do dialogue and more things. She has taught me how to put quotations between two people when they are talking. We’re reading a piece about seventh grade and using it as a mentor text. T. H.
I changed because I used to just bundle up my sentences together. I didn’t know how to make my sentences right. Then I had learned not to use “and” in all of my sentences. Why? Because I’m not trying to get an “E” like I used to. I’m trying to get a sweet “A” in my classes now. K. H.
What has changed about me in writing workshop is I write more than I ever did in my life. I think of more things to write. I can feel it and see what the person in the story is going to throw and it’s easy to become me and the character. A. A.
I am able to understand more things about writing. I started my own little book about a good time in my life. I have become more aware of writing symbols. I want to write more now. I think I changed because I’ve been doing so much story writing and so much writing. Now I am more interested in writing and learning about writing. T. S.
I have changed as a writer by using dialogue in a story. Writing more is getting me better at writing. I can add more characters to the story. I know the character has to have a problem which means having a conflict. I am learning to write bigger words. M. C.
I have become more related to writing. I mastered some of my skills in writing. I started to learn how to use dialogue. I also can use strong words. I think I changed because writing is something I like to do. It is making the experience of writing better. Writing is very interesting to me so I will hopefully become a very good writer. D. T.
I changed as a writer by writing more. I have changed by using strong words. I have changed by using dialogue. I have changed by writing in paragraphs. I have changed by having someone read what I wrote and tell me what corrections I could make. H. B.
I changed as a writer because I know I have to get more into my story by adding more details. I need to focus, think on paper. N. B.
I learned how to think about the story and add on to the story. I think when I’m writing to know what I’m writing. T. B.
I learned how to organize my paragraphs. I am learning to think as a writer to start my writing better. A. B.
I have changed a lot because I know how to write dialogue. I learned how to write and think at the same time. I learned how to change things in a story when needed. I learned how to free write anything like about what just happened. I also learned how to think when reading and ask questions to the reading. I’ve also changed my writing by being more detailed. S. K.
I am changing my ways as a writer. I put in more experiences in my writing. D. C.
I am changing by writing neater and making sure I have not misspelled words or not used punctuation. When you write you are improving as a writer. L. S.
I changed by doing dialogue and reading mentor texts and looking at mystery stories and realistic fiction for ideas. I changed as a writer because I learned from Ms. Wolverton and the mentor texts. I learned a lot from Ms. Wolverton. C. L.
I changed as a writer by writing more, by wanting to write more, and by writing better. S. W.
I have changed from normal to a writer because I practice writing in Ms. Wolverton’s class. It’s sometimes boring to write but not all the time. A. S.
I have changed because now I have good grades in class. I have changed my writing by trying to do my best. I have learned a lot of things in class that my teacher has taught me. I use a lot of detail in my writing and focusing on my work. I have learned by paying attention to what the teacher is telling me. J. W.
I really have not changed as a writer. I write a little more. I let people read my stories and I don’t usually let people read my work. I enjoy reading more. I pick my own topics from memories. Writing is okay. I write more and I’m learning how to talk to the text. C. R.
I am not sure yet how I’ve changed as a writer or if I ever have, but I did learn what it means to “fake read.” O. G.
I have not changed as a writer at all because I hate writing. It’s so boring and 90% of the time I have writer’s block and that sucks. E. K.
I have changed as a writer because now I actually think before I write. I also think about what I write. I have changed as a writer because now I know what to write about. Before I started taking this class I didn’t know what to write about but my lovely and brilliant teacher, Mrs. Wolverton, taught me the art of writing. J. B.
I changed as a writer because I focus more on my writing and I brainstorm and write rough drafts every day. I am becoming a better writer. M. C.
I have improved on my writing and like to read more. I know how to use dialogue in my writing and make a point and use details. I like to write and talk about my writing and I can improve. I learned to describe my characters and do a chapter story. J. T.
I changed as a writer because I now can understand what thinking on paper is. I now understand how to think out loud. I now know how to talk to the text. I now know how to be an “A” writing student. I now know how to to write an “A+” paper. I know dialogue. I know how to think creatively on paper. W. C.
I think I changed as a writer because now I could just look at something and think of a story that has happened to me. I can look out the window and I could write a story. S. M.
I look at my work to see what I am missing. I can add more to my writing, maybe even ask people what they think about my writing. D. P.
I reflect by thinking about what I read and write. I am thinking like a writer. D. G.
I am starting to use more dialogue. I also write with a lot of details. I plan my work differently. I learned how to talk to the text. I also think out loud. J. B.
I know how to use dialogue. I learned how to turn long, long paragraphs into shorter ones. I learned how to take people and make them talk together. I know how to make problems for my characters and fix them. I found out how ot put my writing into paragraphs.
I think I have changed as a writer because I never used to know what to write about but my cool teacher. Mrs. Wolverton, explains to me what there is to write about. She tells me that there is a story in everything. She tells me to write about something that happened to you whether it was funny, sad, or what made you mad. J. S.
I think that writing made me better because I write about a lot of things. Writing is my favorite subject now. D. M.
I learned what punctuation is. I know how to use dialogue. I know how to indent. By being here I have become a better writer. L. Y.
I have changed as a writer because I know how to use point of view. I know how to ask questions to yourself as you read. We also learned how to relate reading to your own life. I learned that you are never done writing. We always reread and revise what we write. I learned how to use inner voice.
I changed because I know how to start a story without problems. I have started to get more ideas in my head. I have been pulling stories from my real life. I try really hard to do the best I can and I show it in my work. I have changed my writing by believing in myself and telling myself that I know I can do it if I try. C. R.
I think I’m getting better at writing stories. I have learned mostly everything about writing, things like fictional narrative and letting my story write itself. D. B.
[tags: writer's workshop, writing, teaching writing]