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Story Sequencing Practice

Read each sentence carefully. Use sequence words to show when events happen.

Spot the Sequence Words

Sequence words help readers tell when story events happen.

1.Fill in the blank with the sequence word that shows this is the beginning: , Hiroshi tied his sneakers before going outside.
2.Fill in the blank with the sequence word that shows this happens after Hiroshi ties his sneakers: , Hiroshi grabbed his ball and went to the yard.
3.Fill in the blank with the sequence word that shows this happens after Hiroshi grabs his ball: , Hiroshi kicked the ball to his sister.
4.Fill in the blank with the sequence word that shows this is the final event: , the two children put the ball away.
5.Which sequence word tells what happens at the beginning?
  • Then
  • Last
  • First
  • Next
6.Which sequence word tells what happens at the end?
  • Next
  • First
  • Then
  • Last

Put Events in Order

Write 1 for the event that happens first, then 2, 3, and 4.

7.Put these events for making a fruit snack in order by writing 1–4 beside each one: ___ Carlos eats the snack. ___ Carlos washes an apple. ___ Carlos slices the apple with help. ___ Carlos places the slices on a plate.
8.Put these events for planting a seed in order by writing 1–4 beside each one: ___ Nia waters the soil. ___ Nia puts soil in a pot. ___ Nia places a seed in the soil. ___ Nia watches for a sprout.

Build a Tiny Story

Use the sequence words to make a story about a trip to the playground.

9.Complete the first story sentence using one of these sequence words: first, next, then, last. Use each word once: , Elijah walks to the playground.
10.Complete the next story sentence using one of these sequence words: first, next, then, last. Use each word once: , she climbs the steps to the slide.
11.Complete the next story sentence using one of these sequence words: first, next, then, last. Use each word once: , she slides down.
12.Complete the final story sentence using one of these sequence words: first, next, then, last. Use each word once: , she waves goodbye and goes home.
13.Draw one moment from Elijah's playground story.

3 printable pages

  • Story Sequencing Practice, page 1 of 3: Spot the Sequence Words

    Page 1

  • Story Sequencing Practice, page 2 of 3: Put Events in Order, Build a Tiny Story

    Page 2

  • Story Sequencing Practice, page 3 of 3: 13. Draw one moment from Elijah's playground story.

    Page 3

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