The poem is about a child who is disappointed that they never receive letters in the mail like their parents do. They decide to take matters into their own hands and write letters to their friends, hoping that their friends will then write back so that the child will finally get letters of their own in the mail. The document also lists various occupations like a teacher, librarian, driver, and nurse. It discusses rhyming words, contractions, and opposite words.

1. CLASS III

2. Most always, when the postman comes
With letters, two or three,
They’re for my mother or my Dad
But never one for me.
I’m going to write some letters, though,
That’s what I’m going to do
And then my friends will answer me
And I’ll get letters too!

9.  A Cobbler – mends
our shoes.

10. TEACHER
 A teacher – teaches in
a school

11.  A librarian – works
in a library.

12.  A driver – drives a
motor vehicle.

13.  A nurse – look
after patients.

14.  A musician – plays
musical
instruments.

15.  Letters
 Always
 Never
 Though

19.  RHYMING WORDS
 Come – Some – Numb
 Three – Free – Tree
 Dad – Sad – Had
 Me – He – Be
 Do – To -you

20.  What’s = What is
 They’re = They are
 I’m = I am
 That’s = That is
 I’ll = I will

21.  Opposite words
 Come – go
 Always – never
 Friend – enemy
 Some – many