Short Story Sequencing by Joy Evans
contains 20 stories of familiar How to activities, each told in four or
six brief segments, that your students can cut and paste into a logical
sequence.Each of the 20 stories is illustrated with line art of a fuzzy bear doing fun things like washing his dog, painting a fence or eating a pizza. The stories are written in simple sentences using pictures to illustrate difficult vocabulary.
Amazon reviewer Denyse Roberts said:
I bought this book for my 6 year old daughter, who is in the first grade. This book helps me reinforced what she is doing in school. My daughter and I love this book and it is helping her understanding sequencing order in a story, like what comes first, second, third, fourth and so on.
This book is about putting 20 short stories in the right sequencing order. Ten stories are consists of 4 sentences and the other ten are consists of 6 sentences. The stories are written in simple sentences using pictures to illustrate any difficult vocabulary. Your child has to put the sentences in the correct order then paste them down in the book. For example: The picture will say “How to Feed the Cat” then it will have a picture of a bear feeding a cat with a dish in his hand. There will be 4 sentences at the bottom of the page, (1). “Take the lid off the can”, (2). “Call your cat”, (3). “Put the cat food in the dish”, (4). “Get a can of cat food and a dish”. You will cut those sentences out of the book and have your child figure out the correct sequence order the story supposed to go in. Then your child will paste it in the correct order back in the book.ALSO:
You can tear the pages out of this book and makes copies if you want your child to practise the exercises over and over. The pages are thick enough so the glue wouldn’t seep through the pages. Overall this is a good book and it will challenge your child and have them thinking.
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