Welcome to class
Welcome to class
Our program
Writing
Vocabulary
Our goals
At the end of this lesson,
Students can write a polite ending.
Students can summarise their request or message briefly.
Students can use a correct sign-off.
“Why is a polite ending important in an email?”
Explanation
Elements of the ending:
Short summary or final sentence
Example: “I hope you can help me.” / “Thank you for your time.”
Polite sign-off:
Kind regards, Best wishes, Yours sincerely
Name on a separate line
Example ending:
Thank you for reading my email. I hope you can answer my question.
Kind regards,
Emma
Guided practice 1
Guided practice 3
Guided practice 2
Example
Dear Mr Johnson,
My name is Emma from class 1B. I am writing this email because I have a question about yesterday’s homework.
I do not understand the last part of the homework. I am not sure how to draw the graph, and I cannot find an example in the book. Could you please explain what I have to do?
Thank you for reading my email. I hope you can answer my question.
Kind regards,
Emma
Instructions
What: Students write the ending paragraph (20–30 words).
Combine all three parts
Kader: 70 words minimum
Mavo: 100 words minimum
How: In your book or on your chromebook (with teacher's permission)
Help: ask the teacher for help
Time: 15 min.
Results: Students will read their email aloud.
Finished: Well done! Now, you have time to read a book...
minute
second
Reading email aloud.
First
Second
Name two things you liked about this lesson.
Time to say goodbye
“New adventures are waiting to be discovered.”
“Every ending is a new beginning.”
“Let go of the past to make room for the future.”
“Believe in yourself and follow your dreams.”
“Grateful for the past, hopeful for the future.”
“Goodbyes are just the start of something greater.”
“Cherish the memories, embrace what’s next.”