Lesson 27: Writing a Thank-You Note
✍️ WRITING (40 Lessons) •
🟣 D. Functional Writing
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Objective
I can write a thank-you note with a greeting,
specific thanks, one kind detail, and a closing.
Materials
- Sharpened pencil
- Eraser
- Ruled paper (primary lines preferred)
Mini-lesson — A simple thank-you note
A thank-you note is short, friendly, and clear.
It tells someone what you are thankful for and why it mattered.
Greeting
- Start with Dear and a name.
- Add a comma: Dear Grandma,
Say thank you (be specific)
- Say what you are thankful for.
- Example: Thank you for the book.
Add one kind detail
- Say how it helped or how it made you feel.
- Example: I loved reading it before bed.
Closing + name
- End with Love, or Sincerely,
- Write your name on the next line.
Keep it simple:
"Dear ___, Thank you for ___. I liked ___. Love, ___."
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Guided Practice — Neat note lines
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 — Put the thank-you notes in order
Each set shows three lines from a short thank-you note:
a greeting, a thank-you message, and a closing.
Drag the lines into the best order.
Dear Mom,
Thank you for making my birthday special.
Love, Sam
Dear Teacher,
Thank you for helping me learn this year.
From, Mia
Dear friend,
Thank you for playing with me at recess.
From, Max
Dear Neighbor,
Thank you for watering our plants.
From, Leo
Dear Coach,
Thank you for teaching our team and cheering for us.
From, Sara
Quick Check — Thank-you notes
Answer each question about greetings, specific thanks, details, and closings.
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