Parts of a letter

Are you teaching letter writing to your 1st & 2nd grade students? Check out these prompts and activities to help introduce the 5 parts of the friendly letter! This packet includes a writing checklist, teacher/student response activities, writing papers, and a rubric for easy marking! Great for your primary writing center!

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Teaching children how to write letters can be a fun experience. Even though traditional letter writing has taken a backseat to other popular forms of electronic correspondence, such as emails and texts, it's still an important skill children need to practice. Here are some ways to make it exciting!

Friendly letter worksheets, forms, and tests.

Use this free printable pack to teach kids how to write a letter.

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Writing a Thank You Letter Use this Thank You Letter Lesson to teach the parts of the letter. It's a great way to teach students about gratitude too and can be used any time of the year. They can write a letter to someone in the school such as a custodian (Custodian Day in October) or a lunch lady (School Lunch Hero Day in May). Clickherefor the lesson! Thanks for looking! 2nd grade 3rd grade 4th grade 5th grade letter writing thank you letter writing

What are the seven parts of a business letter? Date, address, salutation, introduction, body, closing paragraph, and signature.

It's that time of the year when kiddos all over are making their wish lists and sending them on to Santa. In our classes this week, we had t...