Students write letters to their family members as part of a school project.

Letters To My Family

Peter and Millie sitting at a table, each with a pencil in hand and paper in front of them, thinking deeply.

Peter and Millie were excited about their new school project. Ms. Gibb, their teacher, had asked them to write letters to their family members. Peter decided to write to his grandparents, while Millie chose her older sister. They spent the afternoon thinking about what to say. Both wanted their letters to be special.

The School Project

Peter sitting at a table, smiling and holding up a letter with a small drawing of himself with a soccer ball.

Peter wrote about his favorite things to do at school. He told his grandparents about his new friends and how he loved playing soccer. He even drew a little picture of himself with a soccer ball. Peter felt proud of his letter. He couldn't wait to send it off and hear back from his grandparents.

Peter's Letter

Millie sitting at a desk, smiling and holding a letter with a small drawing of her and her sister reading together.

Millie wrote to her sister about her favorite books and how she loved reading. She told her about a new story she was writing in her notebook. Millie also included a small drawing of her and her sister reading together. She hoped her sister would write back soon. Millie felt happy when she finished her letter.

Millie's Letter

Peter and Millie each holding a letter, smiling and looking at the letters they received.

A week later, Peter and Millie received letters back. Peter's grandparents wrote about their garden and how they missed him. Millie's sister shared stories about her college life and said she missed Millie too. Both Peter and Millie felt loved and connected to their family. They decided to keep writing letters, making it a fun new tradition.