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Grade 1 Reading Worksheet - Challenge Me

Write 1, 2, 3 to put the sentences in order.
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Grade 1 Reading Worksheet - Challenge Me

Write 1, 2, 3 to put the sentences in order.

A story makes sense because its events happen in an order, and putting three short events in order is the first step toward retelling a story. On this worksheet each question shows three sentences that tell something that happens, but they are printed in a mixed-up order. Your child numbers them 1, 2 and 3 to show what happens first, next and last.
Every question uses a different little story, from planting a seed to getting dressed. Say the three sentences out loud and ask: what has to happen first? Words such as first, then, next and last are the clues. Support, standard and challenge sheets use different stories.
Common Core standard: CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RL.1.3
The sentences are: Ben goes to school. Ben wakes up. Ben brushes his teeth. Ben wakes up first (1), he brushes his teeth next (2) and goes to school last (3).
Putting the most exciting sentence first instead of thinking about what has to happen before what.
Ask: what has to happen first? What can only happen at the end?
Putting the most exciting sentence first instead of thinking about what has to happen before what.
Ask: what has to happen first? What can only happen at the end?
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