Boost Your Writing Skills with the DRAPES Methodology
D.R.A.P.E.S
What is it?
How will it improve my writing???
D.R.A.P.E.S
Have you ever gotten in the middle of
writing something, then you can’t think of
what to say next? You just kind of run out
of steam?
D.R.A.P.E.S
D.R.A.P.E.S
Helps you plan your writing, so you never
run out of things to say! It’s what
Language Arts teachers call
“elaboration”
D.R.A.P.E.S
D.R.A.P.E.S
You’re going to be amazed at
how DRAPES transforms your
writing! Let’s get started!
DRAPES
DRAPES
D=DIALOGUE
A quote or something an expert would
say “Using DRAPES will help you become
a better writer,” stated Mrs. Chambers,
my Language Arts teacher.
DRAPES
DRAPES
R = RHETORICAL QUESTION
A question that is not meant to be answered.
“Who doesn’t want to
become a better writer?”
asked, Mrs. Chambers
DRAPES
DRAPES
A = ANALOGY
A comparison through the use of figurative
language
A piece of writing without
DRAPES is like macaroni
without cheese.
DRAPES
DRAPES
P= PERSONAL EXPERIENCE
Something you or someone you
know has had experience with.
Using personal experiences in
your writing is the difference
between 4s and 5s on your
writing style grade!
DRAPES
DRAPES
E= Examples
Include an example of something
For example……
For instance……
Using examples paints a better picture
for the reader
DRAPES
DRAPES
S =
STATISTICS
A fact or data
Usually a percentage or number that
supports your point in writing.
Example:
There has been a 30% increase in the
scores since students started using
DRAPES in their writing!
Have you used DRAPES in
your writing?
D - Dialogue
R - Rhetorical Questions
A- Analogies
P - Personal Experiences
E - Examples
S - Statistics
Enhance your writing by incorporating the DRAPES method - Dialogue, Rhetorical Question, Analogy, Personal Experience, Examples, and Statistics. This method helps you plan your writing effectively to avoid running out of ideas and improve the quality of your content. Learn how DRAPES transforms your writing and elevates your language arts prowess!
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D.R.A.P.E.S What is it? How will it improve my writing???
D.R.A.P.E.S Have you ever gotten in the middle of writing something, then you can t think of what to say next? You just kind of run out of steam?
D.R.A.P.E.S Helps you plan your writing, so you never run out of things to say! It s what Language Arts teachers call elaboration
D.R.A.P.E.S You re going to be amazed at how DRAPES transforms your writing! Let s get started!
DRAPES D=DIALOGUE A quote or something an expert would say Using DRAPES will help you become a better writer, stated Mrs. Chambers, my Language Arts teacher.
DRAPES R = RHETORICAL QUESTION A question that is not meant to be answered. Who doesn t want to become a better writer? asked, Mrs. Chambers
DRAPES A = ANALOGY A comparison through the use of figurative language A piece of writing without DRAPES is like macaroni without cheese.
DRAPES P= PERSONAL EXPERIENCE Something you or someone you know has had experience with. Using personal experiences in your writing is the difference between 4s and 5s on your writing style grade!
DRAPES E= Examples Include an example of something For example For instance Using examples paints a better picture for the reader
DRAPES S = STATISTICS A fact or data Usually a percentage or number that supports your point in writing. Example: There has been a 30% increase in the scores since students started using DRAPES in their writing!
Have you used DRAPES in your writing? D - Dialogue R - Rhetorical Questions A- Analogies P - Personal Experiences E - Examples S - Statistics
