Grade 3 · Social Studies · Lesson 37

Write Letters for Peace

Throughout history, some of the most powerful tools for change have not been weapons or money — they have been words. Letters written by children, activists, and ordinary citizens have changed laws, inspired leaders, and moved communities to act. Today you will use your voice to advocate for peace — and learn the skills of persuasive writing that advocates have used for centuries.

What this lesson teaches

1Explain what peace means at the personal, community, and global level
2Write a persuasive letter that uses a clear argument and specific evidence
3Identify the six parts of a persuasive letter and the purpose of each

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