Things You'll Need:
- Computer
- paper and pen
- Stamp
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Step 1
The easiest way to get your message to President Obama is to access the official White House website at http://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/. This form will allow you to provide your contact information as well as leave a message of up to 500 characters.
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Step 2
If you have more to say or just know that you are long winded, you might want to take the approach of writing a letter. You can pen a letter and forward it to
President Obama
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20500 -
Step 3
Okay, realistically you can not expect the President to read all of the emails and letters that come through. However, his staff actually does read more than you think. Be sure to put a reference line at the top of the document as it helps them get the letter to the appropriate source for screening. Who knows... maybe your voice could make a difference. Look at the amazing things that have happened recently.
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Step 4
A great way to get kids to learn to write letters is to encourage them to write to President Obama or his children. They can ask for a photo and share their thoughts about the recent events of our nation. My son sent a letter to Obama before he took office and got a signed photo as well as a nicely written (I am sure standard) reply. It still is something he will keep forever.
















Comments
Panda229 said
on 7/6/2009 Great Article! 5*! would be nice if he'd listen
joanhaines said
on 6/23/2009 What a great idea for kids to do! This will make a fine summer activity.
Teachforever said
on 4/26/2009 Great instructions! I may try it.5*****
lygunn44 said
on 4/26/2009 Great idea love you articles will RRCR Thank youLashawnda
tammytodd said
on 4/25/2009 This is great content. Thanks.