Parts of a letter review worksheet - Free Printable

The task is to identify the parts of a letter in the given format. Let's break it down step by step:

The Structure of a Letter:

A typical letter consists of several key parts, which are labeled in the image. Here’s how they are generally organized:

1. Heading: This includes the sender's address and the date.
2. Greeting: This is the opening salutation, such as "Dear [Recipient's Name],".
3. Body: This is the main content of the letter where the sender writes their message.
4. Closing: This is the closing salutation, such as "Your friend," or "Sincerely,".
5. Signature: This is the sender's name written below the closing.

Analyzing the Image:

The image provides a partially filled letter with blanks for you to label each part. Let’s match the parts with their correct labels:

#### 1. July 12th, 2020
- This is the date, which is part of the heading of the letter.
- Label: heading

#### 2. Dear Sara,
- This is the opening salutation addressed to the recipient.
- Label: greeting

#### 3.
- The text block contains the main content of the letter: "How are you? I hope you are having fun in school. Have you made any new friends? I have made lots of friends at school. I hope that you will write back soon."
- This is the body of the letter.
- Label: body

#### 4. Your friend,
- This is the closing salutation, indicating the end of the letter.
- Label: closing

#### 5. Tommy Smith
- This is the sender's name, which comes after the closing salutation.
- Label: signature

Final Answer:

- 1. heading
- 2. greeting
- 3. body
- 4. closing
- 5. signature

Boxed Final Answer:

\[
\boxed{\text{1. heading, 2. greeting, 3. body, 4. closing, 5. signature}}
\]