Friendly Letter USPS

Delivering newspapers

Delivering mail and packages

Selling stamps

Sorting mail at the post office

Letters can only be sent locally

Emails are too difficult to write

Letters are more personal

Letters require stamps

Their physical form

The color of the envelope

The cost of postage

The time it takes to arrive

Write it in a hurry

Send it immediately

Read it out loud to yourself

Only use a pencil

By using a standard template

By including doodles or photos

By emailing it

By adding a stamp

To make the letter longer

To ask for a reply

Because it's a rule

To let the reader know the letter is finished

In the middle

Bottom right corner

On the back

Top left corner

Postage, like a stamp

A phone number

An email address

A return address only

Rides in a truck to the destination

Delivered to your friend's house

Given to the mail carrier

Brought to a sorting facility

It gets separated by zip code

It's read by the postal workers

It gets opened

It's delivered directly to the recipient