Title: Letter Punctuation
1 Letter Punctuation
Created by Andrea White 2nd Grade
2Letters have five parts.
date greeting body closing signature
3This is an example of a letter.
March 6, 2007 Dear Grandma, I had a great
time in Disneyworld. We saw so many different
rides, shows, and characters. My favorite ride
was Space Mountain. It was a roller coaster in
the dark. It looked like we were riding in
space. I wish you could have gone with us. It
was a great vacation. Your grandson, Luke
4Lets look at the five different parts
March 6, 2007 Dear Grandma, I had a great
time in Disneyworld. We saw so many different
rides, shows, and characters. My favorite ride
was Space Mountain. It was a roller coaster in
the dark. It looked like we were riding in
space. I wish you could have gone with us. It
was a great vacation. Your grandson, Luke
Date
Greeting
Body
Closing
Signature
5Greetings are who the letter is written to.
Dear Sally, Dear Uncle Lee, Dear Grandpa, Dear
James, Dear Mom,
6There is a comma ( , ) after the greeting of a
letter.
Dear Sally, Dear Uncle Lee, Dear Grandpa, Dear
James, Dear Mom,
7Closings come before the name of who wrote the
letter.
Your friend, Sincerely, Your son, Yours
truly, With many thanks,
8Put a comma ( , ) after the closing.
Your friend, Sincerely, Your son, Yours
truly, With many thanks,
9Read the greeting or closing. Tell which one it
is and where commas belong.
Dear Dad
Greeting--- Dear Dad,
10Your niece
Closing---- Your niece,
11Dear Sam
Greeting--- Dear Sam,
12Your daughter
Closing--- Your daughter,
13With love
Closing--- With love,
14Dear Mrs. Clark
Greeting--- Dear Mrs. Clark,
15Lets review..
Put a comma after the greeting of a letter. Put
a comma after the closing.