Mailing Procedures and Addressing

The video tutorial teaches first-grade students how to address and mail an envelope. It covers the importance of including both recipient and return addresses, where to place them on the envelope, and the necessity of a stamp. The tutorial also provides options for mailing a letter and offers an assignment with three choices: addressing an envelope, cutting and pasting labels, or mailing a real letter.

What is the main purpose of addressing an envelope?

• To ensure the letter reaches the correct destination

• To add a personal touch

• To decorate the envelope

• To make the envelope heavier

What is the first step in addressing an envelope?

• Decorating the envelope

• Writing the recipient's address

• Sealing the envelope

• Choosing a stamp

Where should the recipient's address be placed on an envelope?

• In the center of the envelope

• In the bottom right corner

• On the back of the envelope

• In the top left corner

Which of the following is NOT a component of the recipient's address?

• Zip code

• Street number

• Recipient's name

• Recipient's favorite color

What is the purpose of the return address on an envelope?

• To provide a backup address for the recipient

• To show where the letter came from

• To make the envelope look complete

• To add more weight to the envelope

Where should the return address be placed on an envelope?

• In the top left corner

• In the bottom left corner

• In the top right corner

• In the center of the envelope

Why is it important to include a return address?

• To make the envelope look more official

• To add more information

• To confuse the recipient

• To ensure the letter can be returned if undeliverable

What is typically featured on a real stamp?

• A random number

• A picture of important people or places

• A blank space

• A barcode

Where should the stamp be placed on an envelope?

• On the back of the envelope

• In the bottom left corner

• In the top right corner

• In the center of the envelope

What should you do if you don't have a stamp at home?

• Use a sticker instead

• Visit a post office to buy one

• Mail the letter without a stamp

• Draw a stamp on the envelope