Pen Pals & Postcards: A Creative Workbook for Young Letter Writers

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Nov 4

Written By Jacy Corral

Pen Pals & Postcards: A Creative Workbook for Young Letter Writers

Activity For Kids Ages 4 & 8

A guide for children ages 5 and up to explore the art of written communication

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This engaging workbook combines fun activities, practical skills, and creative expression to make letter writing an exciting adventure.

What's Inside

Step-by-step guide to writing letters and addressing envelopes

Tear-out stationery pages and postcards for immediate use
Creative prompts for various occasions and seasons
Address book and letter tracker to organize correspondence
Charming illustrations to inspire young writers

Key Features:

Develops essential communication and social skills
Encourages creativity and self-expression
Teaches proper letter structure and etiquette
Flexible approach adapts to your child's pace and interests
Ideal for both classroom and homeschool learning environments

Why You'll Love It

Written by experienced educator Renata Paolercio, this workbook is designed to nurture your child's writing abilities, boost confidence, and foster meaningful connections in our digital age. Whether for keeping in touch with friends, writing to grandparents, or finding a pen pal, Pen Pals & Postcards provides all the tools your child needs to become a skilled and enthusiastic letter writer.

Give your child the gift of connection and watch their creativity flourish. Order Pen Pals & Postcards today and start a journey of lifelong communication skills!

What others are saying

Pen Pals and Postcards provides the wonderful opportunity to remind ourselves and our kids the magic of paper and craft. Engage in activities that encourage deep thought and connection so vastly more thoughtful than the short text or quick email. Make a moment, or many with Renata Paolercio Cox’s wonderful book as a guide at home or at school.
– Noriko Nakada, Author & English Teacher, Los Angeles

There’s a certain poetry to the art of letter writing that can get lost in this era of quick texts and tweets and snaps. But nothing compares to receiving a letter in the mail, handwritten and held by the sender only days beforehand, addressed and sent through the post office, exchanging hands like notes passed in the hallways at school between friends back in the day. Thank you, Ms. Paolercio-Cox and family, for reminding us to stay connected through the power of authentic writing and for gifting us this book to help us pass down a timeless tradition of communication.
– Courtney Kiessling, HS English teacher & Mindfulness coach, Pelham, NY