Friendly Letter Worksheet 2nd Grade

Print a friendly letter frame with lines for the heading, greeting, body, closing and signature.

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Heading: the dateGreetingBodyClosingSignature
Friendly letter frame with the five parts labeled A full page of lines with the name of each part printed above its lines: Heading, Greeting, Body, Closing and Signature. The body has 15 lines.
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Letter frames 5

  • Friendly letter frame with the five parts labeled A full page of lines with the name of each part printed above its lines: Heading, Greeting, Body, Closing and Signature. The body has 15 lines.
  • Friendly letter paper with Dear and From, primary lines The same page on three-line primary rows with a dotted midline, with Dear above the rows and From under them.
  • Friendly letter paper with Dear and Your friend, wide lines No part is named: Dear is printed above the lines and Your friend, under them, with a rule to sign on.
  • Letter to next year's class, frame with three prompts For the last weeks of school: a date and a greeting line, then lines for the best thing about this grade, one thing to know on the first day and a wish, and two lines to close and sign.
  • Thank-you letter frame with sentence starters A letter frame for saying thank you: lines for the date and for Dear, five lines under Thank you so much for, five under I liked it because, three under One more thing to tell you, then a closing and a signature line.
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Plan, check and address 3

  • Envelope to address, with a return address and a stamp box A sideways page laid out like the front of an envelope: a box for the return address, a box for the stamp and a wide box headed Send to.
  • Friendly letter checklist, 4 to a page Five things to check with a box for each: the date at the top, a greeting with a comma, a body about one topic, a closing with a comma and my name signed at the end. Four to a page.
  • Friendly letter planner: who, why and what to tell Five boxes to fill in before writing: I am writing to, Why I am writing, Three things I want to tell, A question I will ask and How I will close my letter.

Label the parts and add the commas 4

  • Add the commas: a friendly letter with an address and a date A harder letter with four commas left out: between the town and the state, in the date, after the greeting and after the closing.
  • Add the commas: a friendly letter with two commas left out A short letter printed with no comma after the greeting or after the closing. The student adds the two commas.
  • Answer key for the two comma letters For the teacher: the six places where a comma belongs in the two Add the commas letters, written out with the comma in.
  • Label the five parts of a friendly letter A short letter printed in five numbered boxes, with a word bank at the top. The student writes the name of each part on an empty line in its box. In order the parts are heading, greeting, body, closing and signature.

Filled-in sample 1

  • Sample friendly letter from a made-up student to his grandmother Sample. A whole letter written for this page, with each part in its own labeled box: the date, Dear Nana Bea, a three-sentence body, Your grandson, and the name Theo.

How this list was compiled: Laid out and written in-house on October 3, 2026. The letters and the people in them are made up for this page, and no publisher's worksheet is copied. Commas in the greeting and closing of a letter are in the grade 2 language standards of the Common Core, commas in dates in grade 1 and commas in addresses in grade 3, read on October 3, 2026. Licence: own work

How it works

This worksheet is a full page of lines for writing a friendly letter, with the name of each part printed above its lines: Heading, Greeting, Body, Closing and Signature. Other sheets practice the parts and the commas.

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Print the letter frame

Press Print the worksheet. The Sheet menu also has letter paper with only a greeting and a closing printed, on wide or primary lines, a thank-you letter frame and a letter to next year's class.

Parts of friendly letter worksheet 2nd grade

One sheet prints a short letter in five numbered boxes under a word bank, and the student writes the name of each part. A checklist, four to a page, has a box for each part.

Letters that need commas

Two sheets print a letter of ours with commas left out, two on the first and four on the second. The answer key is its own sheet.

  • The grade is our suggestion: the Common Core puts commas in greetings and closings in grade 2.
  • The envelope sheet prints sideways, with boxes for the return address, the stamp and Send to.

Questions and answers

What are the five parts of a friendly letter?

These sheets name five: the heading, which holds the date, the greeting, the body, the closing and the signature. The first sheet prints each name above its lines.

Where do the commas go in a friendly letter?

After the greeting and after the closing: "Dear Nana Bea," and "Your grandson," on the sample. The harder sheet adds a comma in the date and one between the town and the state.

Is there a punctuating a friendly letter worksheet for 3rd grade?

Yes. The sheet "Add the commas: a friendly letter with an address and a date" leaves out four commas: between the town and the state, in the date, after the greeting and after the closing.

Are there letters to read on the worksheets?

Only short ones written for this page: two with commas left out, one cut into five parts to label and one sample from a made-up student named Theo. The frames are blank.