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Kindergarten Writing Worksheet
Read the story. Circle the picture for each part.
Read this first
First, Mia gets the bread. Next, Mia makes a sandwich. Last, Mia puts it in her lunchbox.
Which picture comes first?
Which picture comes next?
Which picture comes last?
Putting events in order is the backbone of every story and every routine. Knowing what comes first, next and last lets a child follow a recipe, tell what happened at school, and later write a story of their own. This worksheet gives one short routine in words, such as getting ready for school or sending a letter, printed once at the top, and then three questions, one for each part: which picture comes first, next and last.
The words first, next and last are printed in the story as well, so a beginning reader can find them. Standard and challenge sheets add a picture from another routine that does not belong. Ask your child to retell the routine in their own words before circling, because saying the order out loud makes it easy to see.
Common Core standard: W.K.3
First we get out of bed. Next we brush our teeth. Last we ride the bus. The bed picture comes first.
Choosing the picture the child likes best instead of the step that comes at that point.
Say the routine in order, then find each picture.
Choosing the picture the child likes best instead of the step that comes at that point.
Say the routine in order, then find each picture.
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Similar: Tell What Happened
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