Email Etiquette for 6th Graders

What should the subject line of an email be like?

• Long and detailed

• Clear and concise

• Full of emojis

• Vague and unclear

How should you start an email to your teacher?

• "Hey there,"

• "Yo,"

• "Dear [Teacher's Name],"

• "What's up,"

Which of the following is an example of a polite closing for an email?

• "Later,"

• "Bye,"

• "Sincerely,"

• "Catch you later,"

What should you include at the end of your email?

• Your nickname

• Your full name and class period

• Just your first name

• A funny quote

Why is it important to proofread your email before sending it?

• To make sure it is funny

• To check for spelling and grammar errors

• To add more emojis

• To make it longer

If you need help with homework, what is a good subject line for your email?

• "Help Me, Please!"

• "Homework Help Needed"

• "Urgent!!!"

• "I don't understand"

What is the best way to state your purpose in the body of the email?

• Be vague and unclear

• Use slang and informal language

• Be specific and direct

• Write a long story

How should you respond if someone emails you?

• Ignore it

• Respond promptly

• Wait a few weeks

• Forward it to someone else

Which of the following is NOT a good example of a polite greeting?

• "Dear Mrs. Smith,"

• "Hi [Classmate's Name],"

• "Hey you,"

• "Hello Mr. Johnson,"

What should you avoid using in your email to be respectful?

• Polite language

• Slang or offensive language

• Clear statements

• Concise sentences