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What happens next? With exercises for children from preschool to second grade, our sequencing events worksheets will guide your students through logical reasoning to put events in order. Students will use pictures and text to rearrange events and create a logical story, map narratives, predict endings, use transition words, and practice reading comprehension in these sequencing events worksheets!

Sequencing — Events Worksheet | Teach Starter

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  Grade:  3 — 4

A worksheet to use when teaching students how to sequence important events when reading.

Use this worksheet when teaching students how to sequence important events in texts.

Students sequence sentences to create a story that makes sense. They also use a picture as a guide to come up with a sequence of events that occurred before the picture was taken during and after.

 

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  Affixes Word Building Puzzle Activity
  

  Build words with affixes with a pack of printable word-building puzzles.

  11 pages

  Grade
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  2 — 3

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  Inherited and Acquired Plant Traits — Reading Passage
  

  Read and learn about inherited and acquired traits in plants with a printable reading comprehension passage and worksheet.

  4 pages

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  5 — 6

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  Reflection Activity — Compass Points
  

  Use this template to assist students in recording their reflections and responses to information from fiction and non-fiction texts and media sources.

  1 page

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  4 — 5

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  Main Idea Kettle Writing Template
  

  Create a cute kettle template to help students understands the main idea and supporting detail while reading.

  2 pages

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  3 — 5

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  Main Idea Ice Cream Cones Sorting Activity
  

  Practice distinguishing the main idea and the supporting detail with this fun ice cream sorting activity.

  8 pages

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  2 — 4

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  Main Idea and Details Worksheets
  

  Practice finding the main idea and supporting detail with this pack of main idea worksheets.

  12 pages

  Grade
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  3 — 4

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  Finding the Main Idea in Fiction Texts Interactive Activity
  

  Help your students easily find the main idea and support details in a fiction text with this interactive activity.

  1 page

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  3 — 6

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  Main Idea and Supporting Details Posters
  

  Display this set of posters to assist in the teaching and learning of the main idea and supporting detail while reading.

  5 pages

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  3 — 4

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  Main Idea and Details Burger Template
  

  Practice finding the main idea and supporting details of a piece of text with this hamburger template.

  5 pages

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  3 — 6

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  Main Idea Exit Tickets
  

  Check for understanding of the main idea and supporting detail with these exit tickets.

  31 pages

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  2 — 4

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Literary reading worksheet

Fall leaf

Dictionary

Lanky — tall, thin.

Dam — a barrier on the river to raise the water level.

Dammed — blocked the river with a dam.

Laid — Laid.

Khatka is the name of a small house in the south of Russia, Belarus, Ukraine.

Chill Feeling cold.

to be shy — to be frightened, shy, afraid.

Khodko work work fast.

gnawed — gnawed.

Who are leaf fallers?

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Who was Fallen Leaf running after to warm countries? ________________________________

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Did Leaf Fall like the beaver hut, why? ________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________________

Why did he stay there? _________________

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Describe Fall Leaf

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Continue the phrase from the fairy tale

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Restore the sequence of events

____Preparing animals for winter.

____ I had to stay for the winter.

____Finally home!

____ I suffered a lot of fear during the long winter.

____ Falling Leaf Dream.

____ Beaver hut.

Imagine that Fallen Leaves’ journey continues. What other adventures could happen to him? Write it down.

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Do the test hares?

A) spring

B) in summer

C) in autumn

2. How many rabbits were born to a hare?

A) 1

B) 2

C) 3

3. What did the smallest hare want?

A) run fast

B) don’t be cowardly

C) fly

4. Where did the little hare run away from home?

A) to another forest

B) to warmer climes

C) to a village

5. Who has the hare left to live with?

A) beavers

B) foxes

C) cranes

6. What was the hare supposed to do in the beavers’ house?

A) prepare supplies for the winter

B) carry food for beaver cubs from the pantry

C) clean up

7. What did the hare do when the hare came home?

A) drove him away

B) sent him looking for food

C) put him to bed

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