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Froggy Jumps

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Directions: The teacher will present the game. 8 students will volunteer to participate in the game. They must identify the statement to help Froggy cross the lake.

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Airel Joy Calinawagan

Philippines

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Froggy Jumps Help Froggy!Online version Directions: The teacher will present the game. 8 students will volunteer to participate in the game. They must identify the statement to help Froggy cross the lake. by Airel Joy Calinawagan 1 This part of the letter shows the sender’s address and the date the letter was written. a Heading b Salutation c Recipient’s Address 2 It contains the complete name, title, and address of the person who will receive the letter. a Recipient’s Address b Heading c Salutation 3 This line usually begins with the word “Dear” or the phrase “To whom it may concern.” a Salutation b Heading c Recipient’s Address 4 The main message or purpose of the letter is written in this part. a Body b Heading c Salutation 5 This part gives a short, polite ending before the sender’s name, such as Sincerely or Respectfully yours. a Complimentary Close b Signature Line c Full-Block Style 6 The sender’s handwritten signature and printed full name appear in this part. a Signature Line b Complimentary Close c Full-Block Style 7 In this letter style, all parts of the letter are aligned at the left margin. a Full-Block Style b Modified-Block Style c Signature Line 8 In this letter style, the heading, date, and complimentary close start at the center, while the rest remain at the left margin. a Modified-Block Style b Signature Line c Full-Block Style

Froggy Jumps

Help Froggy!Online version

Directions: The teacher will present the game. 8 students will volunteer to participate in the game. They must identify the statement to help Froggy cross the lake.

by Airel Joy Calinawagan

This part of the letter shows the sender’s address and the date the letter was written.

Heading

Salutation

Recipient’s Address

It contains the complete name, title, and address of the person who will receive the letter.

Recipient’s Address

Heading

Salutation

This line usually begins with the word “Dear” or the phrase “To whom it may concern.”

Salutation

Heading

Recipient’s Address

The main message or purpose of the letter is written in this part.

Body

Heading

Salutation

This part gives a short, polite ending before the sender’s name, such as Sincerely or Respectfully yours.

Complimentary Close

Signature Line

Full-Block Style

The sender’s handwritten signature and printed full name appear in this part.

Signature Line

Complimentary Close

Full-Block Style

In this letter style, all parts of the letter are aligned at the left margin.

Full-Block Style

Modified-Block Style

Signature Line

In this letter style, the heading, date, and complimentary close start at the center, while the rest remain at the left margin.

Modified-Block Style

Signature Line

Full-Block Style

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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Help Froggy!Online version

by Airel Joy Calinawagan

This part of the letter shows the sender’s address and the date the letter was written.

It contains the complete name, title, and address of the person who will receive the letter.

This line usually begins with the word “Dear” or the phrase “To whom it may concern.”

The main message or purpose of the letter is written in this part.

This part gives a short, polite ending before the sender’s name, such as Sincerely or Respectfully yours.

The sender’s handwritten signature and printed full name appear in this part.

In this letter style, all parts of the letter are aligned at the left margin.

In this letter style, the heading, date, and complimentary close start at the center, while the rest remain at the left margin.

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