Printable Sequence Worksheets For Kindergarten [PDF Included - Free Printable

Let’s solve this step by step.

We have three rows of pictures. Each row has 3 pictures that show a story in order — but they’re mixed up! We need to put them in the right order: 1 (first), 2 (middle), 3 (last).

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Row 1 (Blue background):

Picture A: Two kids playing hide-and-seek behind a tree.
Picture B: One kid covering his eyes, counting “1, 2, 3”.
Picture C: Same kid looking surprised or confused after counting.

What happens first in hide-and-seek? Someone counts while others hide → That’s Picture B (counting).
Then the seeker looks for friends → Picture A shows one friend hiding behind a tree.
Then maybe the seeker can’t find anyone and gets surprised → Picture C.

So order:
B = 1 (counting)
A = 2 (hiding)
C = 3 (surprised)

Wait — actually, let’s think again. In hide-and-seek:

1. You count with eyes closed (Picture B)
2. Others hide (Picture A — one is hiding behind tree)
3. Then you open your eyes and look — maybe you don’t see anyone yet, so you’re surprised (Picture C)

Yes, that makes sense.

→ So Row 1: Left to Right: Picture under tree = 2, Counting = 1, Surprised = 3

But we write numbers BELOW each picture as shown in the worksheet.

Actually, looking at the layout:

Top row left: two kids near tree → that’s hiding → should be #2
Top row middle: boy counting → that’s start → #1
Top row right: boy surprised → end → #3

So below top-left pic: write 2
Below top-middle pic: write 1
Below top-right pic: write 3

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Row 2 (Pink background):

Left: Two girls pushing a cart with something on it (maybe ingredients?)
Middle: Girl cutting a pie
Right: Girl picking an apple from a tree

This looks like making a pie!

First, you pick apples → Right picture = 1
Then you bring them home / prepare → Left picture (cart with stuff) = 2
Then you bake/cut the pie → Middle picture = 3

So:

Below left pic (cart): 2
Below middle pic (cutting pie): 3
Below right pic (picking apple): 1

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Row 3 (Yellow background):

Left: Boy swinging bat at piñata (but it’s still whole)
Middle: Boy holding candy (after breaking piñata)
Right: Boy hitting piñata and candy flying out

Order of breaking a piñata:

1. You swing at it (left pic — piñata intact)
2. You hit it hard and candy comes out (right pic)
3. You collect/eat the candy (middle pic)

So:

Left pic: 1
Middle pic: 3
Right pic: 2

Wait — let’s check:

- First: you try to hit it → left pic (bat mid-swing, piñata whole) → 1
- Second: you break it → right pic (candy flying, piñata broken) → 2
- Third: you enjoy the candy → middle pic (boy hugging candy) → 3

Yes, that’s better.

So:

Below left pic: 1
Below middle pic: 3
Below right pic: 2

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Now let’s summarize all answers by position:

Top Row (Hide-and-seek):

Left (tree): 2
Middle (counting): 1
Right (surprised): 3

Middle Row (Pie-making):

Left (cart): 2
Middle (cutting pie): 3
Right (picking apple): 1

Bottom Row (Piñata):

Left (swinging): 1
Middle (holding candy): 3
Right (breaking): 2

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Final Answer:

Top row (left to right): 2, 1, 3
Middle row (left to right): 2, 3, 1
Bottom row (left to right): 1, 3, 2