Post office printables free

Do your children love to play pretend? And do your kids love to get mail? Here are simple directions on how to play pretend post office.

Boost imagination and cooperative play with our free Preschool Post Office Printables!

FREE pretend play alphabet game where kids can mail letters in a mailbox. Great for a community helper or post office theme. Practice letters and beginning letter sounds!

A set of printable boards and picture cards linked to the Post Office. Includes both word and picture boards.

Draw your own postcard with our free printable template and send it to someone special!

Children love to learn about the helpers in their community. The 12 activities in this pack focus on The Post Office, Mail Carriers and Mail. These easy to assemble activities can be placed in your learning centers, turned into file folder games, or turne

My kids love playing mail! And apparently according to them the mailmen only comes when they are sleeping. So they take turns pretend sleeping while the other delivers the mail. So I decided to create some postcards for them to write on and colour. I saved them two to a page. You can write the address on the right, your message on the left and draw your own picture on the front. My son who usually loses interest in crafts or activities loved this! He kept asking me to get him another one to…

For a little coin-counting practice, I created this fun activity for my son; not only did it work on money and numbers, but it taught him about the postal system too! You should have seen his eyes light up when he saw our homemade post office box. He was SO curious to see how we’d be using it in our activity, he barely suffered through the book we read. I have lost count of the number of books we’ve read by Gail Gibbons. Her book The Post Office Book: Mail and How it Moves didn’t disappoint…

This Post Office dramatic play center helps kids learn about community helpers. It comes in both a blue and red version. It's suitable for kids in Pre-K,