

This Class 1 worksheet introduces young learners to the basics of informal letter writing through simple, relatable tasks. Children practise writing letters to friends, cousins, neighbours, and family members—helping them learn how to express emotions, share experiences, and communicate politely.
The worksheet features a clear example letter (about a new pet) and several open-ended writing prompts that encourage creativity while teaching format, tone, and structure.
• Begin letters with greetings and dates
• Write polite, friendly messages
• Describe events, feelings, or invitations
• End letters with warm closings
• Practise handwriting and sentence formation
This worksheet builds early communication skills, boosts confidence in writing, and helps children express themselves with clarity and joy.
Note: All informal letter tasks are open-ended. Sample letters are provided for guidance.
Exercise 1 – Thanking a friend for a birthday gift (Sample)
Date: 5 December 2025
Dear Riya,
Thank you so much for the beautiful colouring set you gave me for my birthday. I love all the bright colours, and I have already made a drawing with them. You always choose the best gifts. Thank you for celebrating with me!
Your friend,
Aarav
Exercise 2 – Inviting neighbour to a playdate (Sample)
Date: 5 December 2025
Dear Meera,
I hope you are doing well. I want to invite you to my house for a playdate this Saturday. We can play with my blocks, puzzles, and my new kitchen set. Please come at 4 pm. I can’t wait to have fun together!
Your friend,
Sara
Exercise 3 – Letter to cousin about a holiday trip (Sample)
Date: 5 December 2025
Dear Karan,
I just came back from a fun holiday trip to the mountains. I saw tall trees, played in the snow, and even made a snowman! We stayed in a cozy cottage and drank hot chocolate every night. I wish you were there with us. I will show you the pictures when we meet.
Your cousin,
Manya
Exercise 4 – Wishing a classmate a speedy recovery (Sample)
Date: 5 December 2025
Dear Arjun,
I heard that you are not feeling well. I hope you get better very soon. We all miss you in class, especially during games time. Take good rest and come back to school when you feel strong again.
Your friend,
Kabir
Exercise 5 – Describing favourite cartoon to aunt (Sample)
Date: 5 December 2025
Dear Aunty Ritu,
I want to tell you about my favourite cartoon, “Peppa Pig.” Peppa is a funny little pig who loves muddy puddles. I enjoy watching her adventures with her brother George. The show makes me laugh a lot! I think you would like it too.
Love,
Tina
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Informal letters are friendly messages written to family or friends using simple language and a polite tone.
Using labelled examples—like greeting, body, and closing—helps children understand structure visually.
It builds confidence in expressing personal thoughts and improves basic sentence formation.