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Article: Thanks - for writing; Kids can learn to write notes of appreciation
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- Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
- Article date:
- March 8, 2005
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Enid Wysocki's pupils write a lot of thank-you notes.If a
speaker comes to talk to her sixth-grade class at Eisenhower School,
in Dubuque, he or she will get an appreciative note.
If the students go some where for a field trip, the site gets a
nice letter.
If anyone at the school does something special for the class, that
person (or group) receives a grateful, hand-delivered message.
Some tips, thank you
A little preplanning by parents can make writing thank-you notes
much easier for children, say Internet family advisers Dr. Dave and
Dr. Dee:
. Before gifts are opened, have a paper and pen ready to write
down who gave what to whom. This "reference" is a must if many gifts
are received ...