Calling 911 Worksheet
The Calling 911 Worksheet helps 2nd Grade students recognize real emergencies and practice what to say on a 911 call. An answer key is included so kids build safety skills with confidence.
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The Calling 911 Worksheet teaches one of the most important community safety skills a child can learn: knowing exactly when to call 911 for help. Using this calling 911 worksheet, second graders read simple, everyday situations and decide which ones are real emergencies that need a police officer, firefighter, or paramedic — and which ones are not. Learning to tell the difference between a true emergency and a small problem helps children stay calm, think clearly, and get help fast when it really matters.
This printable Social Studies worksheet is easy to use at school or at home. First, students read each situation in Part A and check the box next to every real emergency. Then, in Part B, they use a helpful word bank to complete sentences about what to do on a 911 call — dialing the number, sharing their address, staying calm, and not hanging up until help arrives. A colorful picture of a child calling for help alongside friendly community helpers keeps the page fun and encouraging. An answer key is included so checking work is quick and simple.
What’s Included
- One printable Calling 911 Worksheet for 2nd Grade (PDF)
- Part A: read six situations and check the real emergencies
- Part B: a word-bank activity on what to say and do when calling 911
- A complete answer key for fast grading
This 911 emergency worksheet helps children in three important ways. First, it builds real-world safety knowledge that children can use right away. Second, it strengthens reading and critical-thinking skills as students judge each situation. Third, it gives children confidence, so they feel ready and calm instead of scared if an emergency ever happens.
Teachers and parents can extend the calling 911 worksheet by role-playing a pretend phone call, practicing saying a full name and home address out loud, or talking about the community helpers who answer 911 calls. Pair it with a class discussion about fire drills and staying safe at home to help the lesson stick.
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