Introduce the lesson by engaging students with a question: What do you think makes a good email? Mention that today's lesson will focus on how to communicate effectively through email.

Discuss the key elements that make up a good email. Encourage students to share any emails they have seen or written, focusing on elements like greetings, clear subjects, organized content, and respectful tone.

Show examples of emails. Use this slide to compare a good email with a poorly structured one. Ask students which version they think is better and why.

Walk the students through the worksheet instructions displayed on the board. Highlight that they should look for mistakes and improvements in the email samples and then try crafting their own email in the given scenario.

Wrap up the lesson by reviewing the key takeaways. Ask a few students to share what they learned and answer any remaining questions.