Writing Phone Number Activity
This writing phone number activity helps preschool to 1st Grade children read, say, build and write their own phone number on a paper phone. Number cards, practice page and answer key included.
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Description
Knowing your own phone number is one of the first safety skills a young child can learn. This Writing Phone Number Activity helps preschool, kindergarten and 1st Grade children read, say and write their phone number, one digit at a time, until it sticks. It also builds number sense, because every digit card shows its amount on a ten-frame.
The teacher writes each child’s number in the window of a big paper phone. Children read the number aloud, find a number card for each digit, lay the cards in a row in the same order, and then press each key on the phone as they say the number. On the My Phone Number page they write their number in ten boxes, color the keys they press, and practice saying it three times. This phone number practice activity works well in a small group, a math or life skills center, or as a take-home page for families. A kindergarten practice worksheet then asks children to copy a pet shop phone number, color the keys they would press, and circle the matching number.
What’s Included
- A colorful cover and a How to Use page with prep tips, steps and a game idea
- A full-page Phone Mat with a write-in window and a 12-key keypad
- 12 number cards: digits 0 to 9 with ten-frames, plus two dash cards
- A My Phone Number page with ten writing boxes and a phone to color
- A kindergarten practice worksheet and answer keys for the cards and the practice page
Why Kids Love It
- Pressing keys on a big paper phone feels like real dialing, so practice feels like play.
- Number cards and ten-frames connect each digit to its amount.
- Saying, building and writing the same number again and again helps children remember it.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Send a quick note home so each family can share the phone number they want their child to learn. Use the Writing Phone Number Activity in a center, then play Call Me: one child holds up a number card and a partner presses that key. Slip the mat into a sheet protector so children can dial with a dry-erase marker again and again.
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