A Letter to My Future Self
To the version of me on the last day of this school year.
You write it by hand, fold it, and seal it in an envelope.
Every other sheet in here can be typed. Not this one. The letter gets sealed today and handed back to you in June, and the sealing is the part that makes it work — an envelope you cannot open is a promise a text box cannot make.
Print the letter below, write it in your own handwriting, and seal it. Your teacher keeps the sealed envelopes and does not open them.
Fourteen lines, a signature, and a date — printed the way the lesson uses it.
From, ______________________________ Date: ______________
Your child wrote a letter to their future self today. It will be returned at year-end. Ask them: "What is the most important thing you know about yourself now that you didn't know in September?"