


Welcome to the Street is a 9-page fill-in guide that a neighbor writes by hand and gives to the people who just moved in across the street, next to a plate of something home-made or a plant. It holds the small, local things a new household would otherwise have to learn one awkward question at a time. It is for neighbors, welcoming committees and anyone who wants to bring more than cookies. Print as many copies as you have new arrivals.
What is inside (9 pages, US Letter or A4):
1. Cover with a street scene.
2. A welcome card to fill in and tear out, with a note space.
3. Trash, recycling and mail: circle the day, then add pickup rules, where the bins live and where packages are left, plus guest parking.
4. Good places nearby: park, pizza, coffee, ice cream, library, hardware store and more, with a line for why you like each one.
5. Who we call: plumber, electrician, handyman, lawn, snow, car repair and others, with name and phone.
6. Who's who on our street: two rows of houses to label with numbers and family names.
7. Neighbors worth knowing, and what each house has to lend.
8. Tags and oval labels to cut out and tie to a gift or stick on a jar lid.
9. Our street's year: block party, yard sale, leaf day and the lights, season by season.
How it is used: fill in what you know in pen, tuck the pages in a folder or envelope, and hand it over. It is about everyday life on your street. A grown-up cuts out the card, tags and labels. This is a printable PDF; no physical item is shipped.
This printable was created with the help of AI tools, then checked fact by fact.
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