Lesson 25: Write a Friendly Note

✍️ WRITING (40 Lessons)🟣 D. Functional and Real-Life Writing

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Objective

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

Tip: Keep a friendly tone—be polite, specific, and positive.

Mini-lesson — Parts of a Friendly Note

  1. Greeting: Start with Dear + name + comma.
    Example: Dear Grandma,
  2. Body: 1–3 short sentences that say thank you, share a news item, or send a kind thought.
  3. Closing: A polite word + comma + your name.
    Examples: Sincerely, Your friend, Love,
  4. Neatness: Use capitals and punctuation. New line for closing and signature.

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
Tracing snapshot for print

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.

DearMia,
Thankyouforhelpingmewithmath.
Yourtipsmadetheproblemseasier.
Yourfriend,Sam
DearGrandma,
Ilovedthebookyousentme.
Ireadachaptereverynight.
Love,Ella
HelloCoach,
Practicewasfuntodaybecauseweplayednewgames.
Ilearnedhowtopasstheballfaster.
Sincerely,Noah

Quick Check (15 questions)

1) Which is a correct greeting?

2) A friendly note should have…

3) Choose a good closing word.

4) Where does the comma go in the closing?

5) Pick the best body sentence.

6) The greeting should end with…

7) Which is a polite closing?

8) What belongs on the line after the closing?

9) Which body sentence matches a thank-you note?

10) Choose the best greeting.

11) A friendly note’s tone should be…

12) What comes first?

13) Pick the best closing for a note to a friend.

14) Which line is not part of the body?

15) Best order:

Assessment (parent/teacher)

Exit ticket (student)

I will practice…

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