Grades 1–2
PersuasiveWritingDear Grown Up,
I think you should take care of the environment.
First, when we litter sea animals eat it thay could di.
Do not litter wons a dolphin dide he ate a cup.
Next, we shood not do so meny car washis it coo
cos a poloohen. The sope gows down drans and
gows in water.
Now you know why I think you should take care of
the envierment.
From,
Raina
Editor’s Note: This piece was first published in 826 Boston’s digital publication Dear Grown Ups. . . Persuasive Letters by BTU’s First Grade and reflects the author’s original spelling.
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