Christmas-themed 3-step sequence puzzles for children, showing activities like baking and Santa's visit.

Let’s look at each row of puzzles. Each row has 3 pictures that show steps in order — like a story with a beginning, middle, and end. We need to figure out the correct sequence for each row.

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First Row (Girl baking cookies):

We see:
- Picture A: Girl mixing something in a bowl.
- Picture B: Girl rolling dough on a table.
- Picture C: Girl putting tray of cookies into oven.

What happens first when you bake? You mix ingredients → then roll or shape the dough → then put it in the oven.

So the order should be:
1. Mixing in bowl
2. Rolling dough
3. Putting in oven

That matches left to right as shown — so this row is already in correct order: A → B → C

Wait — actually, looking again:

Left picture: girl mixing in blue bowl
Middle picture: girl rolling dough + another girl watching? Wait no — let’s label them clearly.

Actually, the three panels are arranged left to right, but we must check if they’re in correct sequence.

Panel 1 (left): Girl stirring in bowl → that’s step 1: mixing
Panel 2 (middle): Two girls — one rolling dough, one watching? Or maybe one finished rolling and other starting? Actually, looks like one girl is rolling dough, and another is standing by — but more importantly, there’s a tray with shaped cookies ready to go into oven? No — wait, panel 2 shows two girls: one rolling dough, one sitting beside her with a tray of unbaked cookies? Hmm.

Actually, let’s re-express:

In Panel 1: One girl mixing in bowl → Step 1: Make dough
In Panel 2: Two girls — one rolling dough, one has tray with raw cookie shapes → Step 2: Shape cookies
In Panel 3: One girl putting tray into oven → Step 3: Bake

Yes! So left to right is correct: Mix → Shape → Bake

✔ First row is correctly ordered as shown.

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Second Row (Boy making hot chocolate):

Pictures:
- Left: Boy pouring powder into mug
- Middle: Boy stirring mug with spoon
- Right: Boy drinking from mug with whipped cream on top

What’s the logical order?

You pour powder → then stir to mix → then drink (after adding milk/water and maybe whipped cream)

But wait — in the middle picture, he’s stirring, and in the right picture, he’s drinking with whipped cream already on top.

Also, in the left picture, he’s just pouring powder — probably before adding liquid? But in the middle, he’s stirring a full mug.

Actually, let’s think:

Step 1: Pour cocoa powder into mug
Step 2: Add hot water/milk and stir
Step 3: Drink (maybe after adding whipped cream)

In the images:

Left: Pouring powder → Step 1
Middle: Stirring → Step 2
Right: Drinking with whipped cream → Step 3

Again, left to right seems correct.

But wait — in the middle image, there are TWO boys? No — same boy, different actions? Actually, looking closely:

Left panel: Boy pouring from box into mug
Middle panel: Same boy stirring mug (and another version of him smiling while stirring?) — actually, it might be showing progression: first pour, then stir, then enjoy.

Right panel: He’s happily drinking with whipped cream.

So yes — order is correct: Pour → Stir → Drink

✔ Second row is also correctly ordered.

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Third Row (Santa and fireplace):

Pictures:
- Left: Chimney with smoke coming out (no Santa yet)
- Middle: Santa standing next to fireplace holding sack, stocking hanging
- Right: Fireplace lit with fire inside, stockings hung, garland on mantle

What’s the story here?

Typically, Santa comes down the chimney → delivers gifts → leaves.

But let’s think logically:

Before Santa arrives: chimney is empty (smoke might mean fire is going, but no Santa)

Then Santa arrives: stands by fireplace with sack

After Santa leaves: fireplace is cozy, stockings are filled, decorations up — but Santa is gone.

Wait — in the middle picture, Santa is present. In the right picture, Santa is NOT there — only the decorated fireplace.

So perhaps:

Step 1: Chimney ready (maybe fire lit, waiting for Santa) → left image
Step 2: Santa arrives, brings gifts → middle image
Step 3: Santa leaves, fireplace remains warm and decorated → right image

But in the left image, smoke is coming out — which could mean fire is burning, preparing for Santa.

In the middle, Santa is there delivering.

In the right, Santa is gone, but fireplace is still nice and decorated.

That makes sense.

Alternatively, maybe:

Step 1: Fireplace not lit, no decorations → but left image has smoke, so fire is on.

Actually, let’s consider common Christmas stories:

Often, kids hang stockings, light fire, wait for Santa.

Santa comes down chimney, fills stockings, leaves.

So:

- Before Santa: chimney smoking (fire lit), stockings may or may not be hung — in left image, no stockings visible? Wait, left image is just chimney top — no mantle shown.

Middle image: Santa beside fireplace with stocking hung.

Right image: Fireplace with fire, stockings hung, garland — very festive.

Perhaps the sequence is:

1. Prepare fireplace (light fire) → left image (chimney smoking)
2. Santa arrives and delivers → middle image
3. After Santa leaves, everything is set and cozy → right image

But in the right image, the fireplace is fully decorated — which might happen BEFORE Santa arrives? That doesn’t fit.

Another way:

Maybe the sequence is about setting up for Christmas:

Step 1: Light the fire (chimney smoking)
Step 2: Hang stockings and decorate (but Santa isn't there yet) — but in middle image, Santa IS there.

Wait — perhaps the correct order is:

Start with bare chimney → then Santa comes → then after he leaves, the room is all decorated.

But in the left image, chimney is smoking — so fire is already lit.

I think the intended sequence is:

1. Chimney with smoke (preparing for Santa)
2. Santa arrives with gifts
3. Santa has left, fireplace is warm and decorated for the family

So left → middle → right is correct.

But let’s double-check with logic:

If you look at the right image, it’s the most “complete” scene — fire burning, stockings hung, garland, candles — looks like the final cozy state.

Middle image: Santa is actively delivering — so that’s during the event.

Left image: Just chimney smoking — earliest stage.

So yes — order is correct.

✔ All three rows are already in correct sequence from left to right.

But wait — the puzzle says “3 Step Sequence Puzzles” — implying that sometimes the steps are mixed up and you have to reorder them.

In this image, all rows appear to be in correct order already.

Is that possible? Maybe the task is to recognize that they are correct?

Or perhaps I misread.

Let me look again at the third row.

Left: Chimney top with smoke — no fireplace visible below
Middle: Santa standing next to a fireplace with one stocking
Right: Full fireplace with fire, two stockings, garland, etc.

Perhaps the correct sequence should be:

First: Decorate the fireplace (right image) — but that has fire and stockings, which might be after Santa?

No — typically, you decorate before Santa comes.

Standard story:

- Family decorates house, hangs stockings, lights fire
- Santa comes down chimney, fills stockings
- Morning: family sees filled stockings, Santa is gone

So:

Step 1: Set up — decorate fireplace, hang stockings, light fire → that’s the right image? But right image has fire and decorations — yes.

Step 2: Santa arrives → middle image

Step 3: Santa leaves, chimney smokes as he exits? But left image is just chimney smoking — no Santa.

This is confusing.

Alternative interpretation:

The three images represent:

A. Chimney before Santa (smoke might be from regular fire)
B. Santa arriving/delivering
C. After Santa — fireplace still warm, decorations remain

But in C, the fireplace is more decorated than in B — which suggests C is before B? That doesn’t make sense.

Unless the decoration happens after Santa? Unlikely.

Perhaps the images are not in order, and we need to rearrange.

Let’s assign letters:

Row 3:

Image X: Chimney with smoke (top part only)
Image Y: Santa beside fireplace with one stocking
Image Z: Fireplace with fire, two stockings, garland, candles

Logical sequence:

1. Prepare for Christmas: decorate fireplace, hang stockings, light fire → Image Z
2. Santa comes down chimney, delivers gifts → Image Y (he’s there with sack)
3. Santa leaves, chimney smokes as he exits → Image X

So order should be: Z → Y → X

But in the image, it’s shown as X → Y → Z

So the third row is OUT OF ORDER.

Ah! That must be it.

For the third row, the correct sequence is:

First: Decorated fireplace (Z)
Second: Santa delivering (Y)
Third: Chimney smoking after Santa leaves (X)

So the order should be: Right → Middle → Left

Whereas the first two rows are correct as left to right.

So to summarize:

- Row 1: Correct order (left to right)
- Row 2: Correct order (left to right)
- Row 3: Incorrect order; should be right, middle, left

But the problem is to solve the puzzle — meaning, for each row, identify the correct sequence.

Since the user didn’t specify what exactly to do, but based on "sequence puzzles", likely we need to state the correct order for each row.

Perhaps the task is to number the steps 1,2,3 for each row.

Given that, let's define:

For each row, the correct sequence of events.

Row 1 (baking):

1. Mix ingredients (left)
2. Roll/shape dough (middle)
3. Bake in oven (right)

Row 2 (hot chocolate):

1. Pour powder (left)
2. Stir (middle)
3. Drink (right)

Row 3 (Santa):

1. Fireplace decorated and lit (right)
2. Santa delivers gifts (middle)
3. Santa leaves, chimney smokes (left)

So for row 3, the order is reversed.

Therefore, the solution is that the first two rows are in correct order, but the third row needs to be reordered as: right panel first, then middle, then left.

But since the puzzle might expect us to list the sequence, or perhaps just confirm.

Given the context, I think the expected answer is to recognize that all sequences are logical as presented, but upon closer inspection, row 3 is not in chronological order.

To be precise, let's think about cause and effect.

In row 3:

- The right image shows a fully prepared fireplace — this should come first, as preparation.
- Then Santa comes (middle image).
- Then after Santa leaves, the chimney might smoke as he exits, and the fireplace remains — but the left image only shows chimney, no fireplace, so it might represent the aftermath.

However, in many such puzzles, the sequence is meant to be temporal.

Perhaps the intended correct order for row 3 is:

Start with chimney (before anything) — but it's smoking, so fire is on.

I recall that in some versions of this puzzle, the sequence for Santa is:

1. Chimney (empty)
2. Santa coming down
3. Fireplace with gifts

But here, the images are specific.

Another idea: perhaps the left image is "before" — chimney ready, no decorations.

Middle: Santa arrives, starts decorating or delivering.

Right: After Santa, everything is perfect.

But in middle, there's only one stocking, in right there are two — so maybe decorations are added over time.

This is ambiguous.

Let me search my knowledge: I remember a similar puzzle where the sequence is:

- First: Bare chimney
- Second: Santa climbing down
- Third: Fireplace with stockings filled

But in this case, the images are:

Left: Chimney with smoke — not bare
Middle: Santa standing, not climbing
Right: Decorated fireplace

Perhaps for educational purposes, the third row is meant to be in the order shown, and we accept it.

But that seems unlikely for a "sequence puzzle" — usually, one row is out of order to test understanding.

Let's look back at the second row.

In the second row, middle image has two instances of the boy? No, it's the same boy in different poses? Actually, in the middle panel, there are two separate illustrations: one of the boy stirring, and another of him smiling while holding the mug — but it's within the same panel? No, each panel is a single scene.

Upon close inspection of the original image description:

The second row has three panels:

Panel 1: Boy pouring cocoa mix into mug
Panel 2: Boy stirring the mug (and perhaps a smaller image of him happy, but it's part of the same step?) — actually, in panel 2, it's one boy stirring, and that's it.
Panel 3: Boy drinking with whipped cream.

So it's clear: pour -> stir -> drink.

For row 3, let's assume the standard narrative:

- People prepare the fireplace for Christmas (decorate, light fire) — this is the right image.
- Santa comes down the chimney and delivers gifts — middle image.
- Santa leaves, and the chimney smokes as he exits — left image.

So the correct sequence for row 3 is: right, middle, left.

Therefore, in the puzzle as displayed, row 3 is out of order.

So the solution is to reorder row 3.

Since the user asks to "solve the problem", and the problem is to complete the sequence puzzles, likely we need to provide the correct order for each row.

For rows 1 and 2, the order is 1-2-3 as shown.

For row 3, the order should be 3-2-1 if we number the panels as left=1, middle=2, right=3.

Define the panels for row 3 as:

A: left (chimney smoking)
B: middle (Santa)
C: right (decorated fireplace)

Correct sequence: C (prepare) -> B (Santa delivers) -> A (Santa leaves, chimney smokes)

So order: C, B, A

Whereas currently it's A, B, C.

So for the third row, the sequence is reversed.

Now, to present the answer.

Since the puzzle might be to identify the correct sequence, and given that the first two are correct, only the third needs adjustment.

But perhaps the task is to list the steps in order for each.

Given the instructions, I think the final answer should be the correct sequence for each row.

So:

For the baking puzzle: Step 1: mixing, Step 2: rolling dough, Step 3: baking

For the hot chocolate puzzle: Step 1: pouring powder, Step 2: stirring, Step 3: drinking

For the Santa puzzle: Step 1: decorated fireplace, Step 2: Santa delivering, Step 3: chimney smoking after departure

In terms of the image panels:

- Row 1: left, middle, right
- Row 2: left, middle, right
- Row 3: right, middle, left

So the solution is that the third row's panels should be reordered.

Since the user might expect a simple answer, and given that this is for a student, perhaps just state that the first two are correct, and for the third, start with the decorated fireplace, then Santa, then the chimney.

But to box the answer, I need a concise final answer.

Perhaps the problem is to recognize that all are in correct order, but I doubt it.

Another thought: in the third row, the left image might be "before" — chimney without fire, but it has smoke, so fire is on.

I found a better way: in many such puzzles, the sequence for Santa is:

1. Chimney (empty)
2. Santa entering
3. Fireplace with gifts

Here, the right image has the fireplace with fire and decorations, which is the end state.

Let's think of it as:

- Initial state: chimney ready (left)
- Action: Santa comes (middle)
- Final state: cozy fireplace (right)

And the smoke in left could be from the fire being lit in preparation.

In that case, left to right is correct.

Moreover, in the right image, the fireplace is lit and decorated, which is the desired outcome after Santa's visit.

So perhaps it is correct.

To resolve this, I recall that in the actual resource from TeacherNyla, the sequences are designed to be in order as shown for teaching purposes.

Given that, and to avoid overcomplicating, I'll assume that all rows are in correct sequence as displayed.

So the solution is that each row shows the correct order of events from left to right.

Therefore, no changes needed.

Final Answer: All sequences are in the correct order as shown: for each row, the left panel is step 1, middle is step 2, right is step 3.

But for the sake of accuracy, let's decide.

Upon second thought, in the third row, if the right image has the fireplace fully decorated with fire, that should be the setup before Santa comes. Santa comes (middle), then after he leaves, the chimney might smoke, but the fireplace is still there — but the left image only shows chimney, not the fireplace, so it might be a different perspective.

Perhaps the left image is meant to be the chimney before any activity, but it has smoke, so fire is on.

I think for educational level, it's intended to be in order.

So I'll go with that.

Final Answer: The correct sequence for each puzzle is from left to right as shown in the image.