Lesson 13: Writing About a Friend
✍️ WRITING (40 Lessons) •
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Objective
I can write about a friend using a name with a capital letter,
adding describing words, and ending with a period.
Materials
- Sharpened pencil
- Eraser
- Ruled paper (primary lines preferred)
Mini-lesson — Write about a friend
Writing about a friend is easier when you use a simple plan:
name, describe, and tell why.
Use a name with a capital letter
- Names start with a capital letter.
- Example: Sam, Mia, Liam.
- Keep the rest of the letters lowercase.
Add one describing word
- Describing words tell what your friend is like: kind, funny, helpful.
- Pick one word that fits best.
- Keep it simple and clear.
Say what you do together
- Add one activity: play, read, draw, run.
- This makes your sentence more specific.
Finish with a reason
- Tell why your friend is special.
- Use a simple reason: She shares. He helps me.
- End with a period.
Ask yourself:
"Did I use a name with a capital letter? Did I add a describing word? Did I end with a period?"
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Guided Practice — Friend words warm-up
Choose 3 sentences from the Trace menu and copy them neatly on paper.
Then use the Tracing Pad to practice words, sentences, and marks.
Drag & Drop — Build friend sentences
Drag the words to build each sentence.
Mia
is
kind
and
helpful
.
I
like
Mia
because
she
is
nice
.
Quick Check — Writing about a friend
Answer each question about names, describing words, and neat sentences.
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