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Practice writing a friendly letter with, a date, salutation, body, and closing. Letter-Writing Worksheets. Friendly Letter: Cut & Glue. Cut out the names of the parts of a friendly letter. Glue them into the correct boxes on the page. Kindergarten to 2nd Grade.
Parts of a Letter Identification – Exercises focus on identifying and understanding the different parts of a friendly letter. Specific tasks to practice writing the heading (address and date) and appropriate greeting.
Parts of a Friendly Letter. Common Core State Standards: 2.L.2.b. Language: Conventions of Standard English. b.Use commas in greetings and closings of letters. Students choose the correct parts of a friendly letter.
PARTS OF A FRIENDLY LETTER. HEADING. This is your address. Now your friend knows where to send a letter in response. Located in the upper right-hand corner. Do NOT include your name. Street or PO Box is on the top line. City State Zip Code on the 2nd line. Indent 3-inchs for each line.
Dear_____________, Thank you for teaching me how to write a friendly letter. Now, I can write a letter to thank people when they do something special for me. I can also write a letter to cheer someone up when they are sick or write a note to a good friend. You are the best teacher ever!
29 mar 2011 · Parts of a Letter Directions: Circle the correct way to write parts of a letter. CCSS 2.L.2.b Use commas in greetings and closings of letters. 1
This free printable worksheet will guide your student through the process of writing a friendly letter. The worksheet lists in red all five parts of the friendly letter in their correct locations. The heading, greeting, body, closing, and signature are all included.
