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Froggy Jumps

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Letter parts & SMART goals

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Letter parts & SMART goals

by Angel Alcantara
1

Which part of a letter contains the receiver's address?

2

Which part of a letter greets the reader?

3

Which part of a letter explains the purpose of writing?

4

Which part of a letter shows respect and ends politely?

5

Which part of a letter includes the writer's name at the end?

6

In SMART goals, “S” stands for:

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In SMART goals, “M” stands for:

8

In SMART goals, “A” stands for:

9

In SMART goals, “R” stands for:

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In SMART goals, “T” stands for:

11

Which SMART principle is shown here? Example: “I will write a request letter to ask for 10 new library books.”

12

Which SMART principle is shown here? Example: “This request supports student learning and improves our library resources.”

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