Writing Your Address Activity
This writing your address activity helps K-2nd grade children learn each part of their address with a roll and write game and an envelope page. An answer key is included.
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Description
Knowing your address is an important safety and life skill for young children. This writing your address activity makes learning it fun with a roll-and-write game. Children roll a paper Address Die and write the part of their own address that it shows: name, house number, street, city, state or ZIP code. The first player to fill in the whole address wins.
How the Activity Works
This address roll and write game is played in small groups. Each child gets a Roll-An-Address board with one colored line for each part of an address. Players take turns rolling the die and writing the matching part. If that line is already filled in, the die passes to the next player. Afterward, children address a printable envelope and draw their own stamp. A 1st grade practice page asks children to read a sample envelope and answer questions about each part of the address.
What’s Included
- Colorful cover page and a How to Use page
- Address Die to cut out, fold and glue
- Roll-An-Address game board
- Address an Envelope page
- 1st grade practice worksheet: read an envelope and answer five questions
- Answer key for the practice page
3 Reasons Kids Love It
- Rolling a die turns address practice into a game.
- Each part of the address has its own color, so it is easy to remember.
- Addressing a real envelope makes the skill feel grown up.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Use the writing your address activity during a community helpers or post office unit, at a writing center, or in the first weeks of school. Send a note home so every child has a copy of their address to copy from. Kindergarten children can copy each part, while 1st and 2nd grade students can write it from memory. Mail a letter home with the finished envelope for a real-life lesson.
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