Fran Manushkin - Sincerely, Katie: Writing a Letter with Katie Woo
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I have a surprise, Miss Winkle said. Today is Career Day, and we have a guest.Hes going to tell us about his job. He is a hard worker.
I work hard too! said Katie Woo.
I know, said Miss Winkle.
After our visitor leaves, we will each write him a thank-you letter, said MissWinkle.
People write letters for lots of reasons. You might want to say thank you for a gift,cheer someone up, or tell someone the latest news. You can even write a letter justto say hello!
Hello! said the visitor. My name is Mr. Hample. My job is to fix things. Somefolks call me a handyman.
Handy is a fun word to write, thought Katie.
I can paint your house, said Mr. Hample. I can also fix leaks.
I have a cold, said JoJo, and my nose is leaking.
Im sorry, said Mr. Hample. I cannot fix your nose. But I can fix your brokenwindows.
Ill remember that, said Katie.
She wrote fixes windows.
Sometimes I like to make notes before I writeletters, reports, or stories. It helpsme rememberall the things Id like to write about.
Uh-oh! yelled Pedro. Our guinea pig got out! Can you help us find him?
Mr. Hample did!
I will thank him for that, for sure! said Katie.
Tell us more about your job, said Miss Winkle.
Well, said Mr. Hample, I can fix sticky doors.
Do you mean doors with jelly on them? asked Pedro.
No, said Mr. Hample. I mean doors that are hard to open.
Oh, said Pedro. My baby brother has sticky fingers. Our doors have lots of jellyon them.
A little soap and water will fix that, said Mr. Hample.
Pedro asked, What kind of tools do you use?
Sometimes I use a wrench and a screwdriver, said Mr. Hample. I use my brain too.
So do I! said Katie. All the time!
After Mr. Hample left, Katie said, Now I will write my thank-you letter.
Great! said Miss Winkle. Remember, each letter begins with a . You canuse the schools address, and the date today is February 25.
I am writing a , I would also add the address of the person gettingthe letter. If I were writing a really close friend, I might only write the date.
First Katie wrote her name over and over. She loved writing her name.
Then she wrote the letter to Mr. Hample.
3827 School Way
Learning, CA 99999
February 25, 2013
Dear Mr. Hample,
Thank you for coming to our class. I know the kinds of leaks you can fix and thekinds you cannot fix. I know that you can find guinea pigs too.
You are terrific!
,
Katie Woo
Every letter needs a . I always write Dear with the name and a comma atthe end. If you know the person really well, your greeting could be funny, like Hey,Dude! Or it might be sweet, like To the best mom in the world!
When she got home, Katie wanted to write more letters.
She wrote a thank-you note to her school bus driver. She wrote:
1610 Wooing Way
Learning, CA 99999
February 25, 2013
Dear Miss Moore,
Thank you for driving our bus. You always know where to go, and you never get lost.
Good for you!
Yours truly,
Katie Woo
The is the heart of the letter. Its where youshare news. It could be happynews or sad news oranything thats fun to tell your friends. In a friendlyletter,the body sounds the way you do when you aretalking. In a business letter, it soundsmore serious!
Katie wrote a letter to her grandma too. She wrote:
1610 Wooing Way
Learning, CA 99999
February 25, 2013
Dear Grandma,
It was fun sleeping over at your house. I liked making wontons with you. Can we makecookies next time?
Hugs and kisses,
Katie Woo
At the end of the letter comes the . For my grandmas letter, I used Hugs and kisses because it sounds sweet! Some more closings are:
Sincerely,
Love,
Yours truly,
,
Katie wrote to JoJo too:
1610 Wooing Way
Learning, CA 99999
February 25, 2013
Dear JoJo,
Can I come over to your house?
Your best friend,
Katie Woo
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