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hi leaders today we are going to be doing a writing lesson and in our lesson today we're going to be learning how to write a letter this is our objective for today's lesson so we're going to read it two times I'll read it the first time and you can read it with me the second time I can identify and explain the different parts of a letter I can identify and explain the different parts of a letter so as we are going through our lesson today the question we are trying to answer is what are the different parts of a letter we're going to be learning about five different parts of a letter that help make our letters complete so the first thing I want you to think about is if you have ever written a letter to someone if you have what was it for just like an author has a purpose for writing a story people can have different purposes for writing a letter some of the reasons you might write a letter are to greet someone thank someone an apology letter maybe a letter to persuade or convince someone of something to ask someone questions or to share information when you write a letter there are a lot of different parts to help make your letter great or to make it complete so we're going to go through each of those right now so as I stated just a minute ago there are five main parts of the letter those parts are the heading greeting body closing and signature we're gonna go through each of these a little bit further so you're prepared to write your own letter so the first part is the heading and you can see it circled in the red circle at the top of the page the heading goes in the top right corner it's the first thing that you'll write on your paper it includes the date that you wrote the letter so for example you could write May 11th 2020 or you could just write it with numbers and say 511 2020 the next part of your letter is the greeting and you can see the circle around that right now the greeting goes after the heading on the opposite corner so it'll go on the left side of the page the greeting includes the name of who you're writing to you'll always put a comma after that person's name as well when you're doing your greeting you can pick a word that you want to put in front like deer or hello to start your greeting so for example you could have dear Miss Benares or hello miss Benares the next part of your letter is the body the body goes after your greeting and this is where you're going to put the message that you're sending your reader you can say hello ask questions give information or persuade or convince someone of something when you're writing your body the thing you want to remember is to always write in full sentences and make sure you have a punctuation mark at the end of every sentence whether that's a period a question mark or an exclamation point so an example of something you may write is I hope you're doing well I'm miss coming to school every day what are you doing at home so in my body I asked how they're doing and I asked what they're doing at home the next part of your letter is the closing you can see it circled closer to the bottom of the page the closing goes on the right side of the page right after the body this is when you're going to sign off to end your letter so remember just like an are greeting you're gonna have to put a comma after your closing so some examples of closings you can use are your friend from or sincerely the very last part of your letter is the signature the signature goes right under the closing this is where you're going to write or sign your name and curses so the example that shows you how to write your name with print or to write it in cursive I wrote my name Miss veneris as the example so for your closing and your signature it might say sincerely miss Benet or your friend miss Benares so this is our exit ticket for today the question so can you locate or label all the parts of the letter you can pause your screen here and you can try to locate all of the different parts of the letter that we just talked about and tell someone at home or you can copy this letter down and label all the different parts thank you all for listening to our lesson today and I hope you learned a lot about writing a letter and the different parts of a letter here are some ways that you can extend your learning so that you can become an expert letter writer first way is to practice writing a letter in your week 8 packet there's a sheet that looks just like this and it has a rubric to make sure you have all the different parts of the letter the second way to extend your learning is to complete the exit ticket on the slide before this the last way you can extend your learning is to mail a letter to someone some of the people you can send letters to our family or friends your teacher your favorite author or first responders and essential workers this could include doctors nurses people delivering mail and packages or grocery store workers don't forget to share your learning with your teachers and we can't wait to see the great letters that you write