Sequencing cards preschool

FREE printable Sequencing worksheets for preschool and kindergarten kids. Includes 15 activities featuring seasonal themes, hygiene such as brushing teeth, washing hands, and fire safety. Great for language and literacy development!

Help kids practice their early sequencing skills with this story sequence worksheet. This planting flowers sequencing worksheet has four different pictures showing different steps of planting flowers including getting a pot ready, planting seeds, watering them and having them grow. Kids are asked to write the numbers 1 - 4 next to the pictures to put them in sequence.

Sequencing is understanding how a series of objects, events, and time occur in a specific and logical order. This is a very important concept for preschool children to develop, as it allows children to recognize patterns that make the...

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This running a race sequencing worksheet has four different pictures showing different steps of a boy running a race including getting in the starting stance, running in the race, crossing the finish line and getting a medal. Kids are asked to write the numbers 1 - 4 next to the pictures to put them in sequence.

This printable sequencing mat with picture cards is perfect for preschoolers, pre-k children, and kindergarteners to work on sequencing.

Free Sequencing Cards and Color Matching for Pre K-K-1---3 free printables for sequencing picture story cards, colors, and a game.

Need fun sequencing activities? Grab these free printable sequencing pictures. Kids will learn order and vocabulary words as well as early math skills. Grab your free sequencing story cards for preschool today.

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A set of illustrated sequencing cards to teach your class the steps in the process of making a sandwich. An excellent, colourful resource for SEND learners.

Help kids practice their ability to put different steps of a process in sequence. This bed time sequencing worksheet has four different pictures showing different steps of the bedtime routine including a child being tired, brushing teeth, reading books in bed and then in bed asleep. Kids are asked to write the numbers 1 - 4 next to the pictures to put them in sequence.