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Email Etiquette

Email Etiquette

Assessment

Presentation

English

6th - 8th Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

CCSS
SL.6.6, W.6.2E, RI.6.7

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Amanda McCraw

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7 Slides • 7 Questions

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What makes a good email?

by Mrs. McCraw

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​E.M.A.I.L

  • ​Etiquette

  • ​Meaningful

  • ​Audience

  • ​Impact

  • ​Look Over

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Multiple Choice

What does the acronym EMAIL stand for?

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Emus

Majestically

Ate

Icky

Lasagna

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Etiquette

Meaningful

Audience

Impact

Look Over

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It doesn't stand for anything.

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Ew

Mrs McCraw

Always 

Insists on us

Learning

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Etiquette-a.k.a. Email Manners

  • Include a clear subject

    • A few words about the main idea of the email

  • ​Start with a greeting

    • Dear___, Hello___

    • Be sure to use proper name/title

  • Move to the next line for message

    • ​Follow the same format you would as a letter

  • End with a closing and a name/signature

    • ​Sincerely, Respectfully, Thank you,....

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Multiple Choice

Which of these is NOT an appropriate email subject line?

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English Presentation

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Tuesday's meeting

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Hey

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Homework Question

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​Meaningful

  • ​Be sure your email doesn't waste the reader's time!​

  • ​Stick to important information

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Multiple Choice

Which of these would NOT be a good reason to send your teacher an email?

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To get information about something you don't understand.

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To talk about a problem at school/home

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To ask a question about homework

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To say hello because you notice they're online

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​Audience

  • ​Maintain a formal tone to teacher or other professional

    • ​If you don't know the person or aren't sure, formal tone is the best choice

  • ​Informal tone is ok for friends or family

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Multiple Choice

Which of these is a good example of formal tone?

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TUESDAY. oK SEe YoU THen BYYYeee!

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Are you available to meet with me Tuesday?

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Is it cool if we meet up on Tuesday?

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Yo dude let's hang out like next week ok?

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​Impact

  • ​Words can be powerful

  • Don't be aggressive or accuse others

  • Explanations are ok, excuses are not

  • ​Speak with a responsible, respectful tone

  • ​Start with a positive and thank at the end

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Multiple Choice

Choose the best sentence for an email asking about a job opportunity.

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I feel that I would be a great addition to your team.

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I super need this job because I'm broke.

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Even though I work really hard at home all the time, my mom says I need to get a job. 

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I'm like the best chef in the world. All my friends say that and my grandma too.

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​Look Over

  • ​Proofread!

    Check spelling, punctuation, and grammar

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Multiple Choice

Which is correct?

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Dear Mrs. McCraw,

I don't get the homework. It's not that I wasn't paying attention, I was just super tired in class when you were explaining it. 

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i dont get the homework

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Dear Mrs. McCraw,

I need some help with Thursday's ELA homework. Do you have time to meet with me tomorrow?

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dear mrs mccraw I need some help with thursdays ela homework do you have time to meet with me tomorrow

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Open Ended

Write an email to Mrs. McCraw asking for information on how to raise your math grade.

What makes a good email?

by Mrs. McCraw

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