It’s one of those things you hope your child never needs: if they ever got separated from you or had to call for help, would they know their address and your phone number? It’s a skill worth practicing early, and a little at a time. In The Playroom has a free printable address and phone number worksheet that makes practicing these important details hands-on and fun.
What’s Included
This is a 3-page landscape PDF on US Letter paper.
- Page 1: I Know My Address: kids write their full address, with the parts broken out (street, city, state and ZIP code) and a line for their name. There’s also an envelope to practice addressing, with “From” and “To” spaces.
- Page 2: Let’s Call Home: kids write their phone number, practice dialing it on a printed phone keypad, and match it with number tiles. An “Emergency: Call 911” reminder is right on the page.
- Page 3: Number tiles: four rows of digits 0 through 9 to cut out and place on page 2, so kids can build their phone number
The address page uses US terms, but In The Playroom notes you can adapt it for other countries, for example county and postcode in the UK.
Who It’s For
In The Playroom made the pack for kids from kindergarten through 3rd grade. It’s a good fit for little ones learning their phone number for the first time, early writers practicing their address, and kids with special needs who benefit from hands-on practice with these life skills. The phone number space works for a home landline or a parent’s cell number.
How to Use It
- Write it, dial it, match it: work through page 2 in order so your child sees, taps and builds the number.
- Make it reusable: laminate the pages and use a wipe-clean marker so you can practice again and again, or with more than one child.
- Busy-book option: pre-cut and laminate the number tiles and add hook-and-loop dots to the backs.
- Mail a real letter: after practicing on the envelope, address a real one to a grandparent or friend.
- Talk about 911: use the reminder on page 2 to explain when it’s okay to call for help.
Get the FREE Address and Phone Number Worksheet
Scroll to the bottom of In The Playroom’s post and click Download to get the PDF. It’s free for personal and classroom use.
Here’s to peace of mind, one phone number at a time!
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