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Title - Technical Writing Unit
By - Marci Sabin
Subject - Language Arts, Other
Grade Level - High School
LESSON FIVE
Topic:
Writing Business Letters
Concept:
Outline and types of business letters
Skills:
List the most common styles of business letters.
Write a business-style letter requesting information.
Lesson Objectives:
Students will learn different types of business letters. They will also learn the outline and other necessary components in order to write an efficient letter.
Lesson Activity:
Lecture and discussion on Writing Business Letters. Students will look through business letter examples and sort them to the specific style (request information, complaint, provide information, and persuade). Teacher will give students a letter she typed and they will follow the instructions (they are to right a letter requesting information from a sports team or a music group of their choice). Students then will start a draft of the letter.
Assessments:
D: Participate in discussion of Writing Business Letters; F: sort business letters to specific styles; S: writing draft of requesting letter
Grade:
None
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