How Mail Travels_3.5.3 Social Studies.pdf
(
2028 KB
)
Pobierz
Scott Foresman Reading Street
Reader
How Mail Travels
Genre
Build Background
Access Content
Extend Language
Nonfi ction • Communication
• Geography
• Transitions
• Defi nitions
• Labels
• Map
• Past Tense of
Irregular Verbs
Scott Foresman Reading Street 3.5.3
ì<(sk$m)=bebhjb< +^-Ä-U-Ä-U
by Jane York
ISBN 0-328-14179-8
How Mail Travels
by Jane York
Editorial Offices: Glenview, Illinois • Parsippany, New Jersey • New York, New York
Sales Offices: Needham, Massachusetts • Duluth, Georgia • Glenview, Illinois
Coppell, Texas • Sacramento, California • Mesa, Arizona
The first step, of course, is to write the
letter and put it into an envelope. Write
your friend’s address on the outside of the
envelope. Then write your own address in
the upper left corner.
Your address is called the “return
address.” If for some reason your letter
cannot be delivered, the post office will
use the return address to send the letter
back to you.
letter
Moving to a new place can be exciting,
but you may feel homesick. It may mean
leaving old friends behind. It doesn’t mean
losing those friends, though. There are
many ways to communicate, even over
long distances.
Writing and sending letters is an easy,
low-cost way to stay in touch. People write
letters to other people in this country or in
other countries.
stay in touch:
continue to communicate with
someone
envelope
2
3
This book presents an example of a
letter sent from New York City to someone
in the country of New Zealand.
The next step is to add postage stamps.
If you are not sure how many stamps to
use, a clerk at the post office will be glad
to help. Stick the postage stamp or stamps
on the envelope. Then drop the mail into
the mail slot or the mail collection box.
Your letter is on its way!
postal
worker
mailbag
mail
truck
postage stamps:
small pieces of paper with sticky
backs that are put onto envelopes, cards, or packages
to mail them
postage
stamp
A mail carrier picks up your letter. Then
it goes to a sorting center. The letter is put
onto a conveyor belt. The conveyor belt
carries it past a machine that reads the
address. Then the letter is dropped into a
bag with other letters and packages that
are going to the same place. A mail truck
takes long-distance mail to an airport.
sorting center:
a place where letters and packages
are grouped according to where they are going
conveyor belt:
a belt that moves on rollers and
carries things from one place to another
4
5
Postal workers load the mailbag onto a
plane. While you are sleeping, playing, and
going to school, your letter is crossing the
ocean. Soon your friend in a faraway place
will be opening your letter.
If you’re lucky, your friend will sit right
down and answer your letter.
Your friend’s letter will travel across the
ocean too. Once it arrives in the United
States, the United States Postal Service
begins the job of getting the letter to you.
Postal workers meet the plane and take
the mailbag with your letter to another
sorting center.
A mail truck takes the letter to the
post office near your home. Finally, a mail
carrier brings it to your mailbox.
United
States
New York City
New
Zealand
6
7
Plik z chomika:
monisia1322
Inne pliki z tego folderu:
ELL Reader Fiction_Level 3 Scott Foresman Reading Street.zip
(132200 KB)
ELL Reader Science_Level 3 Scott Foresman Reading Street.zip
(74387 KB)
How Mail Travels_3.5.3 Social Studies.pdf
(2028 KB)
ELL Reader Social Studies_Level 3 Scott Foresman Reading Street (1).zip
(119675 KB)
ELL Reader Social Studies_Level 3 Scott Foresman Reading Street (2).zip
(97217 KB)
Inne foldery tego chomika:
Level 0
Level 1
Level 2
Level 4
Level 5
Zgłoś jeśli
naruszono regulamin