Mailbox Student Address Cards

These mailbox shaped cards are the ideal printable to use for students to learn their name, address, telephone number and birthday.

You could also use the activity for the following:

• Name recognition
• Address knowledge
• Telephone knowledge
• Birthday
• Letter recognition
• Concepts about print
• Emergent reading skills
• And so much more!

The packet contains the following:

• (4) Mailbox Cards with lines for writing information on.
• (4) Editable Mailbox cards that you can use Adobe Acrobat to type in student information. 

Directions:

It is suggested to print all pieces on card stock and laminate for durability. Then cut out along image lines and write student information on the cards with a permanent marker AFTER laminating. To re-use cards, simply scribble over permanent marker with a dry erase marker, then wipe clean. Something in the dry erase marker enables the permanent marker to be cleaned off the laminated card. Perfect to reuse the card instead of having to re-print new ones!

If you have any suggestions and/or comments to make this learning packet better, please feel free to email me at: lanieslittlelearners@gmail.com.

FREE Download>> Student Address Cards

Credits

www.MyCuteGraphics.com 

www.KevinandAmanda.com

Number Tracing Cards

Number Tracing Cards are perfect for little hands to use. Simply supply your little ones with dry erase markers or dry erase crayons and let them practice their fine motor skills while they are recognizing their numerals.

Directions

It is suggested to print all pieces on card stock and laminate for durability. For added durability I cut the cards apart on the dotted line and folded the cards in half on the solid line. Then I glued the two folded pieces together with stick glue. I then laminated the Number Tracing Cards. NOTE: If you decide to assemble your Number Tracing Cards this way, leave at least an 1/8th of an inch of laminate film around each card when trimming. This way the laminate will not peel (if it’s the good kind). Then I punched a hole in the top right corner and used a book ring bind my Number Tracing Cards together. I am using the cards in my writing center this year.

If you have any suggestions and/or comments to make this learning packet better, please feel free to email me at: lanieslittlelearners@gmail.com.

DOWNLOAD >> Number Tracing Cards

Credits

• www.MyCuteGraphics.com    
• www.KevinandAmanda.com

Alphabet Tracing Cards

Alphabet Tracing Cards are perfect for little hands to use. Simply supply your little ones with dry erase markers or crayons and let them practice their fine motor skills while they are recognizing the letters of the alphabet.

Directions

It is suggested to print all pieces on card stock and laminate for durability. For added durability I cut the cards apart on the dotted line and folded the cards in half on the solid line. Then I glued the two folded pieces together with stick glue. I then laminated the Alphabet Tracing Cards. NOTE: If you decide to assemble your Alphabet Tracing Cards this way, leave at least an 1/8th of an inch of laminate film around each card when trimming. This way the laminate will not peel (if it’s the good kind). Then I punched a hole in the top right corner and used a book ring bind my Alphabet Tracing Cards together. I am using the cards in my writing center this year.
If you have any suggestions and/or comments to make this learning packet better, please feel free to email me at: lanieslittlelearners@gmail.com.

DOWNLOAD >> Alphabet Tracing Cards

Credits

•  www.MyCuteGraphics.com       
• www.KevinandAmanda.com