
Parts of & Writing a Friendly Letter
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English
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1st - 5th Grade
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Easy
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The students will learn about the parts of a friendly letter.
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The Heading of a
friendly letter includes
the address and/or the
date. It is to be placed in
the upper right-hand
corner of the page.
© Carrie Lutz
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© Carrie Lutz
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Multiple Choice
Which is a correct way to write a Heading?
1990 May 2
May 2, 1990
may 2, 1990
,may 2, 1990,
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The Greeting usually
starts with “Dear”
followed by a comma.
Other greetings could
be ‘Hi” or ‘Hello.” The
greeting is located left
of the heading.
© Carrie Lutz
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© Carrie Lutz
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Multiple Choice
Where does the COMMA go in a greeting?
After the first letter
Before the first word
After the name
nowhere
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The Body of the letter is
the main message that is
being written. It is good to
start with a finger space
indention before beginning
the message. Continue to
indent as each new
paragraph is started.
© Carrie Lutz
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© Carrie Lutz
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Multiple Choice
What do I write in the BODY of my letter?
my number and address
a picture of my favorite unicorn
nothing
my message
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The
of the letter brings
the letter to a close. Some
closings could be:
Closings start with a capital letter
and are followed by a comma.
If the closing has more than one
word, only the first word is
capitalized.
Love,
Your friend,
Best wishes,
Sincerely,
Yours truly,
Truly,
© Carrie Lutz
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© Carrie Lutz
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Multiple Choice
The CLOSING starts with a capital letter and ends with a comma.
TRUE
FALSE
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The person writing the
letter will sign it directly
below the closing. This is
called the signature.
Sometimes, signatures are
written in cursive. Your
signature should only be
written in cursive when
you have been instructed
to do so.
© Carrie Lutz
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© Carrie Lutz
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Multiple Choice
Where is the signature of a letter located?
at the top
the middle
the end
NEVER ADD A SIGNATURE
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© Carrie Lutz
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The students will learn how to write a friendly letter.
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Date
Greeting
Body
Closing
Signature
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Multiple Select
Look at my example letter and click to make sure it has all the parts!
Date
Greeting
Body
Closing
Signature
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Open Ended
Write today's date here:
August 26, 2024
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Open Ended
Write your Greeting here:
Dear Mom,
Dear Dad,
Dear Friend,
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Open Ended
Now, write the body of your letter.
I have a new puppy. It is the cutest little thing! Then, he ate up all of my underwear.
I was so mad! I decided to keep him anyway.
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Open Ended
Write your closing and signature.
Example:
Love, Jasmine
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Draw
Draw a picture of anything that you want.
The students will learn about the parts of a friendly letter.
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