Editing & Revising Question

        My favorite workshop of the day is Writer's Workshop.  I love to write!  I love to read my students' writing.  I just love everything about it.  Generally speaking my students usually love this time of the day as well.  Love of school/subjects is contagious if you'll let it.  However, the two parts of the writing process that I just can't get the kids excited about it the editing & revising stages.  Last year I tried incorporating colored pencils so that we could see the changes that were being made because after all colored pencils are more fun than regular pencils. The students chose a color when they reread their own work and then their partner chose a different color during their peer conference.  This helped a little bit, but I still noticed that there were a lot of mistakes like misspelled sight words and missing punctuation that I know that the students could have (and should have) fixed prior to our BIG teacher's conference right before publishing.  BUT they didn't.  And I was left with OK-now what?  Enter Target dollar section glasses.  They are clear framed and plastic and came in white, pink, and blue and I was deciding whether I "need" them or not?  I would gladly buy a class set if I thought that it would spark some excitement about the editing & revising stages of the writing process.  So what do you guys think?  Should I take the plunge?  I would probably only buy a few pairs since not everyone would be at the same step in the writing process at the same time.  What about me?  Should I have a pair?  I do not wear actual corrective lenses so they wouldn't interfere and it might spark interest in these steps.  I am asking for your input.  Please do not delay we all know how those Target dollar deals are going, going, gone :)