CREATED BY: CAMMIE HOLMES First Grade Pen-Pal’s. Introduction: What is a Pen-Pal? A Pen-Pal is someone you write to regularly, and they write to you.

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CREATED BY: CAMMIE HOLMES First Grade Pen-Pal’s

Introduction: What is a Pen-Pal? A Pen-Pal is someone you write to regularly, and they write to you. Pen-Pal’s usually live somewhere different than you do. You can share interesting things with each other, like were you live, and what you do for fun!

Task: What We Will Be Doing We will become pen-pal’s with students that go to school in the state of Florida. We will write letters to our new friends in Florida. We will also receive letters from our new friends in Florida. We will learn about their state, and they will learn about New York.

Step 1: KWL Chart What I Know about Florida What I Want to Learn About Florida What I Learned About Florida

Step 2: Letter of Introduction Today we will write our first letter to our Pen-Pal’s! You will introduce yourself to your new friend using a worksheet from your teacher. You will tell them your name, where you live, fun things you like to do, and send them a picture of you.(the following worksheet is located on the following slide)

Letter of Introduction:

Step 3: Addressing a Letter We need to make sure our letters get to the right location. Today we will address out letters using an envelope, stamp, and labels provided by your teacher. We will discuss were our address goes and were our pin-pals address goes.

Step 4: Letter Two Today we will write a second letter to our pen-pals This letter will talk about traditions at our school. Work with your teacher to write a letter about your school traditions. (the following worksheet is located on the following slide)

Letter Two

Step 5: Addressing A Letter We need to make sure our letters get to the right location. Today we will address out letters using an envelope, stamp, and labels provided by your teacher. We will discuss were our address goes and were our pin-pals address goes.

Step 6: Skype Today is a special day! We will get a chance to see our pin-pals on our Smart Board. We will Skype with the classroom that we have been communicating with.

Resources Worksheets are located on slides 6 and 9 The following are websites that provide guides for successful pen-pal projects: Students of the World Pen Pals Schools Student Letter Exchange

Evaluation: Writings based on first grade rubric.

Conclusion: What did you learn, go back to your KWL chart. What was you favorite part about having a pen-pal Raise your hand if you think you might write a letter to your pen pal on your own?