User:Dipak lessonplan15

Writing Effective Emails

Grade: 7(B)

Subject: Computer Science

School: Adarsha Secondary School

Chapter: Email

Duration: 45 minutes

Objective:

- Students will learn the fundamentals of writing professional and effective emails.

Materials:

- Whiteboard and markers

- Projector or screen for examples

- Handouts with email writing tips

Introduction (5 minutes):

1. Begin with a discussion on the importance of email communication in the digital age.

2. Explain that effective email writing is a valuable skill for both academic and professional settings.

Key Elements of an Email (10 minutes):

1. Header: Discuss the importance of a clear and concise subject line.

2. Greeting: Teach appropriate greetings based on the context.

3. Body: Emphasize the use of clear language, proper grammar, and organization.

4. Closing: Introduce polite and suitable email closings.

5. Signature: Highlight the significance of including a signature with relevant details.

Example Analysis (10 minutes):

1. Share examples of poorly written emails and discuss what makes them ineffective.

2. Provide examples of well-structured emails and analyze the elements that make them successful.

Guided Practice (10 minutes):

1. Assign a brief writing task where students draft an email on a given topic.

2. Circulate the classroom to offer guidance and address questions.

Peer Review (5 minutes):

1. Pair students to exchange emails and provide constructive feedback.

2. Emphasize the importance of constructive criticism and improvement.

Class Discussion (5 minutes):

1. Reconvene and discuss common challenges faced during the writing task.

2. Address any questions and reinforce key points.

Homework Assignment (5 minutes):

1. Assign a follow-up homework task where students write an email to a hypothetical recipient.

2. Encourage them to apply the skills learned in class.

Conclusion (5 minutes):

1. Summarize key takeaways from the lesson.

2. Emphasize the ongoing relevance and application of email writing skills.