In today’s digital age, it’s easy to overlook the importance of knowing personal information like one’s home address and phone number. Yet, this remains an important life skill that kids should learn as early as possible, and have memorised off by heart. Typically, children around first grade are beginning to memorize their phone number and address, crucial details that play a role in everything from social studies to emergency situations.
To help young students develop this vital knowledge, we have a comprehensive and free Printable Address and Phone Number Worksheet For Kids ready to share with you. You can download this useful resource for free at the end of this blog post.
Printable Worksheets for Address and Phone Number
The 3 page worksheet pack is designed to be a great resource for young learners, from kindergarten students to those in the 3rd grade. It’s a digital download that’s easy to use both at home and in the classroom, making it an ideal addition to lesson plans and independent work.
To make these address and phone number pages re-usable, you can laminate and use a wipe clean marker so that they can be used over and over, and even used by multiple kids.
“I Know My Address” Address Worksheets for Kids
The first page is a fun way for kids to learn and write down their full address in the correct American format. It breaks down the address into parts, with spaces for house number, street name, state, city, and ZIP code.
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At the bottom of the page, there’s a spot for the child’s name, making it personal and engaging and makes sure that children can write their full name including last names.
To extend this, you can also teach the children to know their parents names, and how to write these as well as their own.
This page also has a fun envelope template for kids to practise writing the address, and filing out an envelope.
For a fun extension activity, you can provide real envelopes in all kinds of cute designs and have the kids practise writing their address. They can also make up addresses for their favorite book characters, and fairytale characters and fill those out in the “to” section, while correctly filling out their own address in the “from” portion of the envelope.
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Writing letters is becoming a lost art, but these skills are still very important and also a whole lot of fun! Why not write a letter to a family member who lives further away?
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Although this address page worksheet is set out with US terminology such as state and zip code, this can be adapted and used in other countries for example for the UK change state to county and zip code to postcode and you can continue to use this resource.
“Let’s Call Home” Phone Number Worksheets for Kids
This activity teaches kids how to write and dial their home phone number. It offers a visual telephone dial pad to practise dialling your home number, building in that muscle memory.
There is also a space for kids to write out their phone number, which can be used for a landline home phone number or a cell phone number whether in the US or international.
Using the numbers from the last page of the phone number work sheet pdf, kids can also cut out and match the digits of their phone number.
This phone number worksheet also includes a reminder of the emergency number 911, emphasizing the importance of knowing how to call for help in an emergency situation.
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The third page is a hands on continuation of the phone number worksheet. This page involves cutting out the numbers and placing them onto the space in page 2 of this worksheet.
This playful approach is a practical exercise for young children to become familiar with their own telephone number as well as practice digit recognition, and work on cutting skills.
You can also pre-cut these numbers, laminate and add velcro dots at the back to make this a re-usable busy book style page for preschool students.
Download the Phone Number And Address Printables PDF
The worksheet is a free download, available as a PDF document. It’s a phone number and address practice page that can be tailored to suit the needs of all students, including those with special needs or in special education programs, who will also benefit from these important life skills and learning this valuable information, where able to do so.
Terms of use: These digital files are available free for personal use, and free for classroom use. Not for commercial use.
These printable activities are a valuable tool for teaching children important skills in a fun and engaging way.
They offer a mix of personal information practice and practical knowledge that can be used in various situations, from identifying oneself to navigating social media safely.
We encourage parents and teachers to utilize these free resources at the beginning of the school year, ensuring that little learners are prepared with this important information.
Remember, teaching young students their address and phone number is not just an educational activity, it’s a safety issue. In the rare case they find themselves lost or in need of assistance, these important phone numbers and address details could be a lifeline.
So, let’s ensure our young learners are equipped with these important life skills for the next time they step out into the world.
Download your free printable worksheet today and give your students the confidence they need to navigate their surroundings safely and smartly.
More Printable Activities for Kids
Ready for a journey of fun and learning with our diverse collection of printable activities designed for kids? Each activity is crafted to enhance essential skills and knowledge through engaging and interactive content.
Whether you’re looking for more ways to teach practical life skills or just some creative fun, our printables cover a broad range of topics that cater to curious young minds and various educational needs.
We have SO many – below are just a few…. we recommend browsing the printables section of the site for everything you need.
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Anna Marikar, mum of four and seasoned blogger, has spent over a decade sharing her parenting journey and passion for kid-friendly crafts and free printables.
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