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sequencing worksheet from K5 Learning, designed to help students practice putting events in logical order — from first to last.
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🎯 Task:
You need to number the 4 sentences from
1 (first) to
4 (last) based on the logical order of events when preparing dog food.
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✔ Here’s the correct sequence with explanation:
#### Step-by-step reasoning:
1.
Troy took his dog’s dish and food out of the cabinet.
→ This is the *first* step. You can’t put food in the dish or open the bag if you haven’t gotten the dish and food out yet. So this must be
#1.
2.
Troy opened the bag of dogfood, and took out the scoop.
→ After getting the dish and food, he needs to open the bag and get the scoop ready to measure. So this is
#2.
3.
Troy put two scoops of dogfood into his dog’s dish.
→ Now that he has the scoop and the bag open, he measures and puts the food into the dish. This is
#3.
4.
Troy put his dog’s dish on the floor, and called, “Rex! Here, boy! Dinner!”
→ The final step is placing the filled dish down and calling the dog. This is
#4.
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✍️ Final Answer (Fill in the boxes):
| Sentence | Number |
|----------|--------|
| Troy put his dog’s dish on the floor, and called, “Rex! Here, boy! Dinner!” |
4 |
| Troy opened the bag of dogfood, and took out the scoop. |
2 |
| Troy took his dog’s dish and food out of the cabinet. |
1 |
| Troy put two scoops of dogfood into his dog’s dish. |
3 |
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💡 Teaching Tip:
This exercise helps build
logical thinking and
comprehension skills. Encourage students to ask: “What must happen before this?” to determine the correct order.
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of 4th grade sequencing worksheet.
