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Letter writing, Thank You letters

How to Write Engaging Letters to Kids

In a world of texts and instant messages, there’s something really special about getting a handwritten letter in the mail — especially for kids. A personal note arriving just for them can feel like pure magic, and it’s a simple way to stay connected, spark creativity, and slow things down in the best way. When I was little, my aunt used to send me letters, and I still remember how exciting it was to open an envelope with my name on it. Now, with kids in our family, I love keeping that tradition alive. It’s a fun, thoughtful thing to…

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Letter writing, Thank You letters

How to Write a Heartfelt Letter to a Loved One

Writing a letter to a friend or family member—especially when they’re going through a tough time—can feel overwhelming. But once you start, you’ll find the words flow more easily than you expect. We want to encourage you to put pen to paper and share a little kindness through the power of writing. Here are some helpful tips to get you started. How Do I Begin? Sometimes, the hardest part is getting started. To help, we’ve put together ten great opening lines [here]. Remember, you’re writing to someone you care about. Think about the way you’ve spoken to them before—keep that…

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Pets, Thank You letters

Jojo, My Greatest Gift: A Heartfelt Thank You to Grandma and Grandpa

Dear Grandma and Grandpa, I just wanted to write this letter to say the biggest THANK YOU for the most wonderful birthday gift I could have ever imagined—Jojo, my beautiful Black Cavoodle! From the moment Jojo came into my life on my 10th birthday, my world has been filled with so much joy, love, and laughter. Jojo has become my best friend, my little shadow, and my greatest adventure buddy. Whether it’s playing in the garden, snuggling on the couch, or going for long walks, he always knows how to brighten my day. His soft, curly coat and those adorable, sparkling eyes…

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Love Letters, Thank You letters

How to Write a Heartfelt Letter

There’s something truly magical about receiving a handwritten letter, especially one that comes from the heart. And with February being the month of love, there’s no better time to put your emotions on paper. Whether it’s a romantic gesture or simply a way to show affection, writing a heartfelt letter can bring you closer to someone you care about. Let’s explore how you can create a letter that will speak volumes, making the recipient feel loved and appreciated. Why Writing a Heartfelt Letter Matters At its core, expressing love through words creates a deeper connection between people. Love makes us…

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Inspiration, Story to Story, Thank You letters

How to write a love letter – the Valentine’s Day Masterclass

It’s Valentine’s Day on Friday 14th February. In anticipation of the day, and in the hope of rekindling a fondness for the handwritten love letter, Royal Mail is dedicating a number of its letter boxes to some of Britain’s greatest romantics. Quotations from John Keats, Robert Burns, and Thomas Hardy, among others, will adorn postboxes around the land. I can’t pretend to be a dab hand at love-letter writing myself, and if you aren’t either but would like to be, read on. Help is not just at hand – it’s here, now, in this very blog you’re reading. Hand-written love…

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Education, In the Media, Thank You letters

Primary School Teacher Catalina, Inspiring Students to Write Thank-You Letters.

Catalina, a passionate primary school teacher from Western Sydney, NSW, has revolutionised how her students engage with writing. Through creative and meaningful assignments, she transforms the simple act of writing a thank-you letter into an exciting, real-world skill-building experience. Her innovative methods foster a deeper connection to writing and inspire students to embrace gratitude. Assigning Authentic Writing Tasks Catalina understands that students are more motivated when they see the real-world relevance of their writing. Rather than assigning generic exercises, she designs tasks with a personal touch. One standout initiative is encouraging students to write thank-you letters to people who have…

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