✏️ Proofreading Wheel — Editing Checklist Spinner

Make revision concrete. Spin a proofreading focus — comma splices, capitalization, tense — and get a flawed example, the rule, and a fix tip on every card.

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Names 8/8

Alice

Bob

Charlie

Diana

Eve

Frank

Grace

Henry

How to Use the Proofreading Wheel

Spin after a first draft is complete.
Read the flawed example on the card.
Apply the rule to fix the example, then scan your own draft for the same error.
Use elimination mode to cover every focus area in a unit.

Use Cases for Proofreading Wheel

Writing Workshop

One spin = one revision pass focus.

Test Prep

Review common error types before assessments.

Peer Edit Stations

Partners spin to guide their feedback lens.

Why Use SpinWheel's Proofreading Wheel?

12 editing focuses with sample errors
Grammar rule and fix tip on every card
Distinct from Peer Review Wheel (workshop roles)
Distinct from Bell Ringer (openers only)
Works for grades 4–12

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from Peer Review Wheel?

Peer Review assigns workshop roles. Proofreading Wheel teaches specific grammar and editing rules.

How is this different from Bell Ringer Wheel?

Bell Ringers are short warm-ups. Proofreading Wheel is a full revision checklist by error type.

Can I add my own error types?

Edit wheel entries to match your rubric or state standards.

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