To solve this sequencing problem, we need to look at the three pictures and decide what happens first, what happens next, and what happens last. This is about understanding cause and effect in weather.
Step 1: Identify the pictures.
* Picture A shows a cloud with rain falling, but the sun is also peeking out from behind it. This represents "rain" or a "sun shower."
* Picture B shows just the sun shining brightly. This represents "sunny weather."
* Picture C shows a rainbow.
Step 2: Determine the logical order of events.
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What comes first? Usually, you start with a sunny day. So, the picture with just the sun (Picture B) is likely the starting point.
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What happens next? Rain needs to fall for a rainbow to appear. Often, rain happens while the sun is still out (or comes out right after). The picture with the cloud, rain, and sun (Picture A) shows the rain happening.
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What comes last? A rainbow only appears *after* it has rained and when the sun is shining again. You cannot have a rainbow without rain first. Therefore, the rainbow (Picture C) must be the final result.
Step 3: Verify the sequence.
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Sun shines (Sunny day starts).
2.
Rain falls (Clouds come in, it rains, but sun might still be visible).
3.
Rainbow appears (After the rain stops or during the sun shower, the light creates a rainbow).
This makes a logical story: It was sunny, then it rained, and then a rainbow appeared.
Final Answer:
The correct order is:
1. The Sun (shining alone)
2. The Cloud with Rain and Sun
3. The Rainbow
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of beginning sequencing preschool worksheet.
