Put a Short Event Sequence in Order - Practice 1

An adult can read each small story aloud.

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An adult can read each small story aloud. First means the earliest event in the stated story; next follows it. We can learn about the past by carefully ordering clues instead of guessing.

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Story: find paper, draw a picture, hang it up. Drawing comes after finding paper and before hanging the picture.

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A map is a chosen view of a place, not the place itself. Even a simple room map can leave out most of the objects in the room.

Question 1 Story 1: pick seeds; then plant seeds; then water soil. Which event is first? pick seeds plant seeds water soil

Question 2 Story 2: find paper; then draw a map; then display the map. Which event is second? find paper display the map draw a map

Question 3 Story 3: mix clay; then shape a pot; then let it dry. Which event is last? shape a pot let it dry mix clay

Question 4 Story 4: gather blocks; then build a tower; then take a photo. Which event is first? gather blocks build a tower take a photo

Question 5 Story 5: open a book; then read a page; then close the book. Which event is second? open a book close the book read a page

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