Sequencing
Grammar
Context Clues
100

What event comes first?

You eat breakfast.

You wake up.

You go to school.

You wake up.
100

Fix the sentence. (2 erroers)

The animal i chose is a otter.

i should be I.

a should be an.

100

The baby was weary after the long day and looked very tired.

What does weary mean?

tired

200

What event comes third?

First, the Amur Leopard is a majestic creature who woke up this morning. Then, he prowls around the plains to find his prey. He sees the prey and leaps for it. He grabs it and has a very good dinner.

He sees and leaps at the prey.

200

Fix the sentence (3 errors).

he were wanting to go too the park.

he should be He.

were should be was.

too should be to.

200

The elephant was enormous—it was much bigger than any other animal at the zoo.

What does enormous mean?

very big or large

300

Name 2 words that can tell you the sequence of events.

depends on student answers.

300

Fix the sentence (2 errors).

Me and my friend is playing outside

My friend and I

outside.

300

The ancient ruins had been standing for thousands of years, long before any modern buildings were made.

What does ancient mean?

very old

400

What event happens second?

He woke up to find that he alone had a coat of dull drab grey. It made him sad. The Wind Spirit was sorry for him and gave him a magic necklace. The other birds heard him singing and wanted to have some of his necklace.

The Wind Spirit gave him the magic necklace.

400

Fix the sentence (2 errors).

The dog chase the cat up the tree

chased

tree.

400

The swift rabbit darted across the field faster than the fox could chase it.

What does swift mean?

quick or fast

500

Tell me one real-life example of sequencing and how you used it in your day.

Student answers vary.

500

Fix the sentence (4 errors).

they was late becaus the bus broked down

They

were

because

broke

500

Maya was reluctant to jump into the cold pool, even though her friends were already swimming.

What does reluctant mean?

unwilling or not wanting to do something