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Filling Out Forms Worksheets (Life Skills)
Copy from an ID card, fill in personal details, or practice a job application.
About this worksheet
Forms are everywhere: at the doctor, the bank and the job interview. These pages build the habit of reading a label and writing the right detail on the line.
What each level includes
- Level 1: Copy a sample ID card onto a short form.
- Level 2: Fill in your own personal information.
- Level 3: A short job application with days available and a reference.
Ideas for using it
- Practice with a sample person first so students do not have to share private details.
- Keep a filled-in copy in a binder as a reference card.
Questions
Do students need to use real information?
No. Level 1 uses a made-up person, and teachers can let students invent details for Levels 2 and 3.
Is it really free?
Yes. Ads on the website pay for it. There is no sign-up, no email and no download limit, and the printed sheets never carry ads.
Can I print on A4 paper?
Yes. Open More print options and choose A4, or choose a country that uses A4.
Can I make copies for my class or program?
Yes. Print as many as you need for your students, residents or family. Please share the link rather than reposting the files online.
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