What are Sequencing Cards?
Sequencing is a skill we use to break down an event into small steps and then put the steps in order. It's a skill needed to help retell a story or explain how to perform tasks (think craft tutorial) so others can follow and understand.
Benefits Include:
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Build vocabulary
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Learn to sequence events and actions
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Develop narrating and storytelling skills
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Learn and use sequence words (first, once, to begin, then, after, next, finally, soon etc)
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Develop reading comprehension
This file includes: 20 sequencing cards (10 images and 10 story texts).
Size: A4 (21cm x 29.7cm)
How To Use Sequencing Cards:
1. Present these cards explaining each image.
2. Explain that "every story has a beginning, middle and end."
3. Ask your child to match the cards with numbers. (I've numbered the back as a reference.)
4. Muddle cards, then ask your child to place them in order while asking him/her questions like: 'what's going to happen next?' , 'what happened before?' etc.
5. If they’re old enough, ask him/her to self asses using numbers on the back.
6. Ask them to retell the story in order using the cards as an aid.
- Felt numbers not included
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