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This business communication packet contains three different activities, which focus on formal business letters. There is a 10-question technical writing quiz, along with a section focused on completing parts of a business letter. Lastly, there are three examples of business letters (block format), and students must correct the mistakes. These activities are wonderful for in-class or homework. They definitely reinforce business communication for secondary and adult education students.

This technical writing packet includes several important technical writing basic activities to get any unit started! Students will complete a basic technical writing quiz, identify connotative and denotative words, and sharpen up on commonly confused words. Other activities include passive and active voice and common problems in technical writing (prepositional phrases, redundancy, and long words/phrases). All of the activities will jump start your technical writing unit while providing a var

This technical writing bundle contains three activities which focus on business letters. Students identify the parts of a letter, complete sections of a letter, and correct a business letter. These practical activities could be used as separate quizzes, in-class activities, or homework. A great bundle which expose secondary and adult education students to business communication and life skills.

This packet showcases the common problems that we experience in technical writing and business communication today. With clarity and conciseness as the number one priority, this writing bundle includes active and passive voice, vague and specific words, conciseness-shortening sentences, and commonly confused words. There is an activity to identify and revise passive voice, and an activity to help students be more specific with words and phrases. The conciseness activity looks at issues with p

This technical writing bundle focuses on business letters and contains three technical writing sections. For the first section, students take a simple five-question quiz about business letters and technical writing. Then, they must complete sections of a letter based on scenarios given. For the last section, students must identify and correct mistakes in business letters. These practical activities could be used as separate items in a class, or use it as an entire mini-lesson over business l

Students practice writing the correct heading (writer's address), date, reader's address (inside address), and salutation. This helps students to understand and identify the parts of a letter.