Teaching Story Sequencing to Kids: Tips, Tricks, and Strategies

Use story sequencing to improve comprehension and teach your kids to build stories from the beginning to the end. Here we take a look at fun and effective ways to teach story sequencing to kids. Learn the art of putting it all together.

Story sequencing is the process of arranging the various components of a story in their logical order. It involves identifying the beginning, middle, and end of a story or being able to retell the events in the correct sequence.

Visual story sequencing is often used in education and language development to help students develop their comprehension and communication skills.

Story Sequencing Cards for Kids

If you are looking for a friendly way to reinforce life skills sequencing, then you can use Story Sequencing Cards for Kids.

These activity kits are perfect for young learners, emergent readers and early readers as they benefit from repeated practice with sequencing real -life events, a skill that will help them to tackle complex texts later in life.

These hands – on resources give students a fun opportunity to arrange a series of picture cards into sequential steps.

The child needs to arrange the picture cards into proper sequence and narrate the story in their own words.

The child will then explain orally in sequence what happened in the picture cards. This increases students oral and receptive language skills.

Common topics that are covered in picture stories kit include:

• Let’s wash your hands
• Let’s sharpen a pencil
• What happens when you keep an icecream on the sun?
• What happens when you burn a candle
• Let’s drink water
• Life cycle of butterfly
• Let’s switch on the light
• Let’s bake a cake
• Let’s make Orange Juice
• What happens when you burn wood?

Related: Check out more topics for Kindergarten learning.