Sequencing Events in Stories Fun Deck

The ability to sequence information is an important skill for classroom success as well as a functional life skill. These cards breakdown this skill into easy to learn format. Targets reading comprehension, reasoning, and writing skills in three levels of difficulty.

• Level One: 3 Sentences with a 2nd-3rd grade readability level
• Level Two: 4 Sentences with a 4th-5th grade readability level
• Level Three: 5 Sentences with a 4th-5th grade readability level

Side A of the cards has out-of-sequence sentences from a story. The student reads the sentences, decides what the correct order should be, and uses wet- or dry-erase markers to sequence the sentences by number (1 - 5, depending on the sentence level).

Side B presents the story sentences arranged in correct sequence, an answer key, and three conversation questions for extension.

Includes 56 cards (7" x 4"), game ideas, four dry-erase markers, and sturdy tin. Grades 3 – 8.

WARNING: Choking Hazard.. May contain small parts. Not for children under 3 years.