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Writing Letters for Connection

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Writing Letters for Connection

The school play is nearly over, and Nikau is moving away. Help Charlotte and Anahera write a kind farewell letter. Read the short letter, then try each task. You can write your own ideas in the final activity.

Hi Nikau, I loved being in the school play with you. You made everyone laugh as the cheeky kiwi. I will miss practising our lines together. I hope you have fun at your new school! Your friend, Charlotte

Read and notice

Use Charlotte’s letter to answer Questions 1–4.

1.Which words are Charlotte’s greeting?
  • Hi Nikau,
  • Your friend,
  • I loved being in the school play with you.
2.What is Charlotte’s main message?
3.Find and copy one sentence that shares a happy memory.
4.Which is the letter’s closing?
  • Hi Nikau,
  • Your friend,
  • You made everyone laugh as the cheeky kiwi.

Build a kind message

Think about what makes a letter feel friendly and personal.

5.Anahera wants to write to Nikau. Choose the friendliest greeting.
  • Dear Nikau,
  • To whom it may concern,
  • Dear Sir,
6.Tick the two details that would help make Anahera’s farewell letter personal.
  • A memory of rehearsing together
  • A hope for Nikau’s new school
  • A list of every play ever performed
  • A message copied from a sign
7.Finish this sentence with a kind idea: “I will miss because .”
8.Put the letter parts in the order they usually appear: closing, greeting, message.

Write your own connection

Imagine you are writing to a friend from the school play. Use a friendly greeting, share a memory or kind message, and finish with a closing and your name.

9.Plan one memory or kind message to share in your letter.
10.Write a short friendly letter to your play friend. Include a greeting, at least two message sentences, and a closing.
11.Check your letter. Does it have a greeting, a clear message, and a closing? Write one part you are proud of.

3 printable pages

  • Writing Letters for Connection, page 1 of 3: Read and notice

    Page 1

  • Writing Letters for Connection, page 2 of 3: Build a kind message

    Page 2

  • Writing Letters for Connection, page 3 of 3: Write your own connection

    Page 3

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