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Email Etiquette Mini Unit: Appropriate and Professional Emails

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Email etiquette cover titled Real Skills for the 21st Century, showing a laptop, coffee mug, clock and notebook on a desk
Introduce the unit and set the focus on workplace writing
Professional email brainstorm: students list what to include and define etiquette; fact on the first email, sent in 1971
Opening activity to activate prior knowledge
Why etiquette matters: students brainstorm the kinds of emails we send, then review a chart of email dos and don'ts
Discussion starter plus a reference list to keep in notebooks
Parts of an email: students brainstorm what being professional means, then label the needed elements of a sample email
Guided notes while modeling the anatomy of a message
Friendly vs. professional email: students compare and contrast, list similarities; fact on 205 billion daily emails
Partner or whole-class comparison activity
Email revision: students rewrite Sarah's complaint to Mrs. Smith about a C essay grade so it has a respectful tone
Revision practice focused on tone with a teacher
Email practice: students ask a local business to sponsor a club, sport or activity and explain how the donation helps
Writing task: a persuasive request to the community
Email practice: students write to the school principal proposing a new class and asking for a meeting about it
Writing task: contacting school leadership
Email practice: students write to a local business asking about summer job openings and when to drop off an application
Writing task: inquiring about a summer job
Email revision: students compare two homework requests to Ms. Garcia, choose the more professional one and explain why
Exit ticket or quick check on spotting professional tone
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About This Product

Email Etiquette Mini Unit: Appropriate & Professional Emails

This invaluable educational tool is designed specifically for students in grades 6 through 12, teaching them the art of e-communication. The focus is on understanding, appreciating and adhering to proper email etiquette - a critical skill set in today's digital age.

An Evergreen Resource

The mini unit offers more than just foundational education. It's a resource that can be used throughout the academic year and includes both digital and printable components. Real-life examples engage students and demonstrate how these skills apply in many aspects of their lives.

Specially Designed Tools for Teachers

  • A PowerPoint Presentation: An editable, 19-slide PowerPoint presentation has been included to be covered over three to five days depending on class pace.
  • Worksheets for Reflection: Worksheets are provided which include note sheets for analysis reflection.
  • Interactive Learning Activities:: Practical activities facilitate experiential learning. Customizable worksheets enable you to tailor lessons to your student's unique needs.

Inclusive Lesson Plans

The package comes with comprehensive lesson plans designed for implementation over three days but could be extended or shortened as needed. These plans have been created compatible with Microsoft or Google platforms ensuring easy integration into any technological setup.

Lifeskill cum Academic Module

This unit would particularly benefit educators seeking resources bridging the divide between academic knowledge and practical life skills especially where they intersect with progressive business norms.

Email Etiquette Mini Unit helps empower students with not just knowledge but also confidence when engaging in critical life aspects such as professional email communication in a digital society. It can qualify as whole class instructions or can be broken down into small group sessions or homework assignments. Its flexibility and adaptability is its key strength.

What's Included

- EDITABLE PowerPoint (19 slides, including real examples of emails I've received from students)

- 12 Worksheets - digital and printable including:

---notes sheets

---practical activities

---EDITABLE worksheets available so you can customize for you student's needs

- Detailed 3-day lesson plans

- Can use be uses with Microsoft or Google platforms

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