Asking students to order the steps in simple everyday routines is an important cognitive skill as it helps students start to understand and recognise the patterns of everyday life. It is an essential foundation to the topic of time, and also contributes to reading comprehension. It is also the most basic form of coding.
This worksheet asks students to cut out pictures representing the steps of a simple activity and glue them in order. A range of templates have been included to allow for differentiation.
These worksheets can be used across multiple key learning areas to assist in procedural writing and sequencing familiar events in time order during Maths.