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★★★ Sequence Writing • Story Retell and Sequencing Prompts ★★★
Your students will be so successful at sequence writing using these story sequence writing prompts! For this activity, writers use the 4 sequence picture cards to order events, then they can use the transition words and specific story vocabulary words to tell their story. Included with the color pictures writing printable is a “Good Writers” editing checklist reminder at the bottom of the paper. I have also included a basic sight word list to post in your writing center to assist with those tricky words. These prompts naturally differentiate your writing center. Even my most emergent, timid writers shine using them!
Included in this resource: (see preview file for full details)
- 6 each Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall story pictures to sequence with word banks (in color)
- 6 each Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall story pictures to sequence with word banks (black & white – cut and paste) NO PREP
- Transition Word Cards
- 2 blank writing templates
- Sight word reference printable
- Writing checklist anchor chart (2 styles)
★★★ Sequence Writing Prompts – Plant and Animal Life Cycles ★★★
Your students will be so successful at sequence writing using these story sequence writing prompts! For this activity, writers use the 5 sequence picture cards to order events, then they can use the transition words and specific story vocabulary words to tell their story.
Included with each writing printable is a “Good Writers” editing checklist reminder at the bottom of the paper. I have also included a basic sight word list to post in your writing center to assist with those tricky words. These prompts naturally differentiate your writing center. Even my most emergent, timid writers shine using them!
Included in this resource: (see preview file for full details)
PLANT AND ANIMAL PICTURE TOPICS:
- Life Cycle of an Apple Tree
- Life Cycle of a Bee
- Life Cycle of a Butterfly
- Life Cycle of a Chicken
- Life Cycle of a Frog
- Life Cycle of a Ladybug
- Life Cycle of a Penguin
- Life Cycle of a Praying Mantis
- Life Cycle of a Pumpkin
- Life Cycle of a Sunflower
- Life Cycle of a Watermelon
- 11 Life Cycle story pictures to sequence with word banks (in color)
- 11 Life Cycle pictures to sequence with word banks (black and white – cut and paste) NO PREP
- Transition Word Cards
- 2 blank writing templates
- Sight word reference printable
- Writing checklist anchor chart (2 styles)
★★★ Sequence of Events Reading Passages ★★★
These sequence of events reading passages will help your students learn to identify and describe the sequence of events while reading. Students will read the passage, sequence the events of the story, and answer comprehension questions describing the events in the reading passage.
There are 12 black and white sequence of events worksheets for students to read the passage, cut & sequence the pictures, and answer reading comprehension questions. In addition, the 12 sequencing pictures and passages come in color versions so you can use them as a center or small group teaching.
Included in this resource:
- 12 read and sequence passages –black and white to cut and paste
- 12 read and sequence passages in color
- Transition word cards
Jessica M. –
Great resource for distance learning.
Emily T. –
Great resource during distant learning. It’s interactive and engaging.
Jennifer P. –
This is a great resource and I appreciate the time and energy that you put into making this. Sequencing is so challenging for my students – this have been great! Thank you so much! Best of luck to you in the upcoming school year!
Annette P. –
I used this for distance learning during school closures as a packet that was sent home. I’m looking forward to being able to use it as a digital resource, also.
Freddy V. –
Thank you so much for the digital resource. My students enjoyed the simplicity of use in retelling the story and moving into their writing.
Adriana F. –
My daughter loved the visuals. I used it at home with the my daughter so she can continue to practice her writing skills but I will also be using it digitally with my students with intellectual disabilities that need visual support for writing.
Michelle Y. –
This was a great way to check that my students were understanding sequencing. Thank you!
Bess T. –
Great resource
susanne J. –
The first purchase I made to teach online, great resource!
Janine Kader –
I love this!
Carolyn D. –
Very straight forward which was exactly what I needed for this learner. Great resource! Thanks!
Nicole Gomes –
great
Michelle L. –
Love this product! These are so useful!
Cynthia Stern –
Great for distance learning and easy to use.
Vanessa P. –
Low-prep, I was able to easily use these to have my students practice sequencing on Seesaw. The stories are high-interest and my students loved completing them.
Christina –
Hi Vanessa! Would you be will omg to share with me what you did to use this resource on Seesaw? I’ve had many teachers asking me for that capability but I’ve never used that platform. It’s on my list to figure out. If you have a minute, I’d love if you could send me an email and share! Thanks, Christina
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Pualani S. –
This was the perfect resource for my Google Classroom during the closure. It’s keeping the kids engaged and allowing them to keep their brain working and allows me to give individualized work to each student based on their abilities and needs.
Naturally Inclusive –
Great resource for students to use for sequencing skills. I loved doing these activities with my students.
Nicole Weesjes –
Great.
Emily N. –
Clear and easy to use!
Julie S. –
These make a great Daily 5 center!