I can write a friendly letter or polite email with a clear greeting, short body that stays on topic, and a respectful closing and signature. I will choose a friendly, appropriate tone.
Materials
Notebook or tablet
Pencil/keyboard
Tracing Pad (below)
Tip: Before writing, jot 3 bullet points for your message. Keep sentences short and polite.
Mini-lesson — Parts & Tone
Greeting:Dear Grandma, or Hi Mr. Lee,
Body: 2–4 short sentences on one topic. Add a reason or detail.
Closing + Signature:Sincerely,Thanks, or Best, + your name.
Email subject: Short and clear (e.g., Homework Question).
Tone: Friendly, respectful; check spelling and punctuation before sending.
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Guided Practice — Draft Your Message
On the pad, plan and draft a message for one prompt:
Letter: Thank a relative for a gift you loved.
Email: Ask your teacher a question about homework.
Include: Greeting → Body (2–4 sentences) → Closing and Signature.
Tracing Pad
Drag & Drop — Arrange Letter & Email Lines
Drag chips into the slots to make clear greetings, subjects, bodies, and closings. Keep punctuation with the last word.
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