Dramatic Play Post Office Theme Printables

Do you struggle to find time to change out the props in your dramatic play center? These printable props will help you easily transform your dramatic play center into an adorable post office. This packet also provides research that explains how dramatic play supports academic learning. The post office kit is infused with literacy, math, and writing opportunities that support current learning standards.

The Post Office Dramatic Play Printable Packet Includes:

The 30 page dramatic play post office kit includes the following printables:

Open and Closed Signs {two sizes}
Hours of Operation Sign
Post Office Banner
Printable Stamps
Letter Writing Supplies {printable card, postcard, labels}
Post Office Supply Signs {four different types}

Printable Birthday Cards and Postcards

Your kids will love writing on these printable birthday cards and postcards. Kids can color and write on the cards and then stamp and deliver them (see picture of mailbox chart below). The stamps fit perfectly in plastic baby food containers.

Addressing Packages

Place some small; empty boxes and tape in your post office dramatic play center and your students will have a blast addressing packages to their friends.

Post Office Supply Signs

Here is the list of supplies sold in the post office. These cards are attached to a cookie sheet using magnetic tape. Find out how you can make your own cookie sheet sign here.

Post Office Vocabulary Cards

The post office supply cards can also be displayed in a pocket chart from the dollar store.

Easy DIY Post Office Mailboxes

Glue library pockets to a piece of poster board and write your students names on the labels provided to create a space saving mail delivery center. I also added some bulletin board border around the edges of the poster board. Your students will have loads of fun delivering mail to their friends.

Postal Worker Uniforms

I found the official USPS uniform shirt pictured here at a thrift shop. The Fisher Price mail bag was a garage sale find and the blue visor was fifty cents at the craft store. I used a white paint pen to write the word “mail” on the visor.

You can make your own mail bag by writing the word “mail” on a blue fabric bag with white craft paint. I found the little blue bags as the craft store; they were three for one dollar.

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Dramatic Play Post Office

Printable props to help you easily transform your dramatic play center into an adorable post office. Includes literacy, math, and writing opportunities that support current learning standards.

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