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Mail Monday

Create a Monday rhythm in your homeschool where children send a letter to a friend, a family member, or someone they admire. It’s a chance to practice so many academic skills, but to kids, it just feels like fun!

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The Mail Monday Guide

Two pages

Use our Mail Monday Guide to learn about the supplies you need, books to read, and five steps to make this an easy, weekly routine. The second page is a silly fill-in-the-blank (Mad Libs style) template to help kids get started.

Page one of the Mail Monday guide: a supply checklist beside the five steps of the Monday routine — The basket and the routine

Page two: The Very Silly Letter, a fill-in-the-blank letter form with a box for a drawing — The very silly letter

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Who Writes Back

Two pages

Print this list of people and places who reliably write back to children who send them letters. Addresses and special tips on how to increase your chances of a reply are included.

Page one of Who Writes Back: eight cards of real mailing addresses that reply to children — Eight places that reply

Page two: six children’s authors with publisher mailing addresses, and a box to list your own people — Write to an author

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