2. From: bellachica7788@yahoo.com To: angelar@clemson.edu Date: 2008-Jan-10 16:31:39 Subject: Re: Hiiiiiiiiii!!!!!! I am a senior majoring in architecture and I really, really need to take english 304! My bff says you’re a great teacher! If you could add me, that would be great. Let me know. Sara Prewriting Activity

3. Importance of Email Grade 1: Writing - 1-5.1 Create written communications such as thank you notes for a specific audience. Grade 1: Writing - 1-5.1 Create written communications such as thank you notes for a specific audience. Grade 2: Grade 2: 2-5.1 - Create written communications such as directions and instructions to inform a specific audience Grade 3: 3-5.1 - Create written communications such as friendly letters that include a greeting, body, closing, and signature and invitations that include the time, date, and place of the event.

4. Importance of Email Grade 4: 4-5.1Create informational pieces such as postcards, flyers, letters, and e-mails that use language appropriate for the specific audience. Grade 5: Create informational pieces such as book reviews and newsletter articles that use language appropriate for the specific audience.

5. Persuasion Triangle Sending a message

6. Email should be Concise Concise Complete Complete Convincing Convincing

7. Parts of an Email From: bellachica7788@yahoo.com To: angelar@clemson.edu Date: 2008-Jan-10 16:31:39 Subject: Re: Hiiiiiiiiii!!!!!! I am a senior majoring in architecture and I really, really need to take english 304! My bff says you’re a great teacher! If you could add me, that would be great. Let me know. Sara

8. Writing Activity Send an email to two different audiences. Send an email to two different audiences. Formal - Chris Peters ( CHRISP@CLEMSON.EDU) Formal - Chris Peters ( CHRISP@CLEMSON.EDU) CHRISP@CLEMSON.EDU Informal - Anna Baldwin ( BALDWI2@CLEMSON.EDU) Informal - Anna Baldwin ( BALDWI2@CLEMSON.EDU) BALDWI2@CLEMSON.EDU If you finish early, visit the Digital Xpress blog and post ideas for email lesson plans relating to specific standards for your grade. If you finish early, visit the Digital Xpress blog and post ideas for email lesson plans relating to specific standards for your grade.