Let’s think about how to make a sandwich step by step.
First, you need bread — so you start with two slices of plain bread. That’s the very first thing.
Next, you spread something on one slice — like peanut butter and jelly. You use a knife to do that.
Then, you put the two slices together to make the full sandwich.
Finally, someone takes a bite out of it — that’s the last step!
So let’s match the pictures to the numbers:
- Picture 4 (two plain slices) → Step 1
- Picture 2 (spreading PB&J) → Step 2
- Picture 1 (full sandwich) → Step 3
- Picture 3 (sandwich with a bite taken) → Step 4
That makes sense — you can’t spread anything before you have bread, and you can’t take a bite before the sandwich is made.
Final Answer:
1 → two plain slices
2 → spreading peanut butter and jelly
3 → complete sandwich
4 → sandwich with a bite taken
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of sequencing events for preschoolers.
