Writing Friendly Letters

Writing Friendly Letters - Transcript

Writing Friendly Letters
A Write On Activity

Friendly letters have five parts:
The Heading
 The Salutation (greeting)
 The Body
The Closing
The Signature

The Heading
The heading can include
your address and the date.
In casual, friendly letters
your address is not
necessary.
508 Bluebird Street
Clarksville, Ohio
January 5, 2004
Heading

The Salutation (greeting)
Dear_________. The
blank is for the name of
the person you are
writing. After you write
the person's name you
put a comma ( , ) .
508 Bluebird Street
Clarksville, Ohio
January 5, 2004
Greeting
Dear Susan,

The Body
The body of the letter is
the information you are
writing in your letter. 508 Bluebird StreetClarksville, OhioJanuary 5, 2004
Body
Dear Susan,
I hope you will be able to come and
visit next month. We are planning a
special visit to the museum. My mom will
call your mom later this week to make all
arrangements. Be sure to bring your
swimsuit when you come! We’re planning
an afternoon trip to the lake.

The Closing
 The Closing: In the
closing the first word is
capitalized and you put
a comma after the last
word.
Some examples of closings
are: Sincerely, Your
friend, Love, Very truly
yours,
508 Bluebird Street
Clarksville, Ohio
January 5, 2004
Closing
Dear Susan,
I hope you will be able to come and
visit next month. We are planning a
special visit to the museum. My mom will
call your mom later this week to make all
arrangements. Be sure to bring your
swimsuit when you come! We’re planning
an afternoon trip to the lake.
Your friend,

Your Signature
 This is your name. It
goes under the
closing.
508 Bluebird Street
Clarksville, Ohio
January 5, 2004
Signature Dear Susan, I hope you will be able to come and visit next month. We are planning a special visit to the museum. My mom will
call your mom later this week to make all
arrangements. Be sure to bring your
swimsuit when you come! We’re planning
an afternoon trip to the lake.
Your friend,
Allison