I can write a friendly note that includes a greeting with a comma,
a short body (1–3 sentences) that shares a kind message, and a closing with a comma and my name.
Materials
Pencil ✏️ and eraser
Small notecard or paper
Tracing Pad (below) to plan greeting/closing
Tip: Keep a friendly tone—be polite, specific, and positive.
Mini-lesson — Parts of a Friendly Note
Greeting: Start with Dear + name + comma. Example: Dear Grandma,
Body: 1–3 short sentences that say thank you, share a news item, or send a kind thought.
Closing: A polite word + comma + your name. Examples: Sincerely,Your friend,Love,
Neatness: Use capitals and punctuation. New line for closing and signature.
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Guided Practice — Trace on the Pad
Plan a note to a classmate who helped you. Trace and practice:
Greetings to try: Dear Mia, • Dear Omar,
Closings to try: Thank you, • Your friend,
Write 2 body sentences that say what you’re thankful for.
Tracing Pad
Drag & Drop — Build the Greeting, Body, and Closing
Drag chips into the slots to form friendly note lines. Watch commas after the greeting and closing.