Free Printable Learn your Phone Number Worksheet for Kids

Somehow in the chaotic haze of our first year of homeschooling I forgot to teach my daughter some basic life skills. It may have been because we don't really every leave the house anymore but I completely forgot to teach Gabby basic emergency phone skills like how to dial my number or who to contact in an emergency. It only crossed my mind that she didn't know this information because she was playing with her dad and yelled "I am going to call 399 on you!"

So again I am the case study for a major parenting fail.

But lucky for you my failure is your gain as it prompted my to create this new freebie for you use.

This free printable comes with an area to practice dialing, writing, and tiling together the number. It also has a few questions about emergencies that are helpful for your little one to know the answer to.

Link to print at the bottom of post.

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