Let’s go step by step to label each part of the friendly letter correctly.
We are given these labels to place:
- GREETING
- BODY
- HEADING
- CLOSING
- SIGNATURE
Now, let’s look at what each part means in a friendly letter:
1.
HEADING – This is where you write the date (and sometimes your address). In this letter, “August 3, 2019” is at the top right — that’s the heading.
2.
GREETING – This is how you start the letter and say hello to the person. Here, it says “Dear Jesse,” — that’s the greeting.
3.
BODY – This is the main part of the letter where you tell your story or ask questions. The long paragraph starting with “How are you? Are you back in school yet?” is the body.
4.
CLOSING – This is the polite way you end the letter before signing your name. Here, it says “Your cousin,” — that’s the closing.
5.
SIGNATURE – This is your name written at the end. Here, it says “Matilda” — that’s the signature.
Now, match them to the dashed boxes based on the arrows:
- Arrow from “August 3, 2019” → points to top-right box → that’s
HEADING
- Arrow from “Dear Jesse,” → points to top-left box → that’s
GREETING
- Arrow from the big paragraph → points to middle-left box → that’s
BODY
- Arrow from “Your cousin,” → points to bottom-middle box → that’s
CLOSING
- Arrow from “Matilda” → points to bottom-right box → that’s
SIGNATURE
All parts are now matched correctly.
Final Answer:
Top-left box: GREETING
Top-right box: HEADING
Middle-left box: BODY
Bottom-middle box: CLOSING
Bottom-right box: SIGNATURE
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of parts of a letter worksheet.
