Learning My Phone Number

On form of Communication Preschool learn about is using a telephone.

Not only is a telephone a way to communicate with friends or to find information, a telephone can plan an important role in an emergency.

Therefore, learning a parent or caregiver's phone number is important part when learning about communication as well as personal safety.

Preschoolers and kindergartners may find it easier to use songs to learn your phone number. Here are some ideas to set your phone number to the tune of common nursery songs.

The example of “555-1212” to stand in for the phone number. Your phone number should fit just as well.

What Is My Phone Number?
Tune: “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star”

What's my phone number? I'll sing it for you:
555-1212
555-1212
555-1212
What's my phone number? I'll sing it for you:
555-1212

I Know My Phone Number
Tune: “Row, Row, Row Your Boat”

I know my phone number
I know it, yes, I do.
555-1212
I'll sing it again to you
Five, Five, Fi-ive, One, Two-o, O-one, Two
555-1212
I know it, yes, I do.

What's My Phone Number?
Tune: “Frère Jacques” (or “Where is Thumbkin?”)

What's my phone number?
What's my phone number?
555-1212
555-1212
555-1212
Ring, ring, ring.
Ring, ring, ring.

I'm Happy I Know My Phone Number
Tune: “If You're Happy and You Know It”

I'm happy I know my phone number, here it is.
I'm happy I know my phone number, here it is.
I'm happy I know my number
555-1212
I'm happy I know my number
555-1212