Mailbox teacher worksheets

Here are some mailbox-themed teacher worksheets that you can use in your classroom:

Mailbox Organization

• Label the Mailbox: Provide students with a blank mailbox template and have them label the different parts (e.g. address, mailbox number, etc.).
• Mailbox Inventory: Create a worksheet where students can list the items they would like to store in their mailbox (e.g. papers, pencils, etc.).

Mailbox Activities

• Mailbox Scavenger Hunt: Create a scavenger hunt where students have to find items related to mailboxes (e.g. a picture of a mailbox, a letter, etc.).
• Mailbox Sorting: Provide students with a set of cards or papers with different types of mail (e.g. bills, letters, etc.). Have them sort the mail into different categories.

Mailbox Writing

• Write a Letter: Provide students with a template to write a letter to a friend or family member. Have them decorate the envelope and mailbox with stamps and stickers.
• Mailbox Journal: Create a journal where students can write about their day, week, or month. Have them decorate the cover with a mailbox theme.

Mailbox Math

• Mailbox Measurement: Provide students with a set of measurements related to mailboxes (e.g. length, width, height). Have them calculate the total area or volume of the mailbox.
• Mailbox Money: Create a worksheet where students have to calculate the cost of sending a letter or package.

Mailbox Art

• Mailbox Collage: Provide students with a set of pictures and words related to mailboxes. Have them create a collage to represent their mailbox.
• Mailbox Drawing: Provide students with a blank piece of paper and have them draw a picture of their mailbox.

Here are some examples of mailbox-themed worksheets:

Mailbox Labeling

Mailbox Inventory

Mailbox Scavenger Hunt

I hope these examples help you create some fun and engaging mailbox-themed worksheets for your students!