Five Informal Letter Examples - Models For Teachers

Our resource provides five unique examples of informal letters, specifically designed to assist teachers in guiding their students on the art of casual correspondence. Each example serves as a comprehensive lesson, highlighting the various components and stylistic features that comprise a well-written informal letter.

Features:

Letter to a Childhood Friend: This example emphasises the friendly tone, personal anecdotes, and shared memories that make an informal letter engaging and heartfelt.

Letter to a Cousin: This example showcases how to ask about family news, share personal updates, and express affection towards family members.

Letter to a Pen Pal: This sample is perfect for teaching students how to introduce themselves, share their interests, and express eagerness to learn about the recipient’s life.

Thank You Letter to a Teacher: This example demonstrates how to express gratitude, recount personal growth, and convey respect in an informal setting.

Invitation Letter for a Sleepover: This sample is ideal for teaching children how to extend invitations, provide necessary details, and express excitement in a friendly manner.

Each of these samples is meticulously crafted, demonstrating the use of informal language, appropriate greetings, clear subject lines, and a natural flow of ideas.

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Equip your students with the skills they need to write informal letters confidently and competently with this comprehensive resource.