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Spring Sequencing Activity: Cut and paste the events in the correct order based on the passage.

Spring sequencing worksheet for children, featuring a passage about planting seeds and a flower blooming, with illustrations to cut and paste in the correct order.

Spring sequencing worksheet for children, featuring a passage about planting seeds and a flower blooming, with illustrations to cut and paste in the correct order.

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To solve this sequencing task, we need to match the events in the story with the correct pictures. Let's look at the story step by step:

1. "First, she planted seeds."
* We need to find the picture that shows someone planting.
* Looking at the cut-out boxes at the bottom, the second box from the left shows a girl kneeling on the ground with seed packets. This matches the first event.

2. "Next, the sun came out."
* We need to find the picture of the sun.
* The fourth box from the left (the last one) shows a bright sun shining above some clouds. This matches the second event.

3. "Then, a tiny plant popped up."
* We need to find the picture of a small sprout or seedling.
* The third box from the left shows a small green plant just starting to grow out of the dirt. This matches the third event.

4. "Finally, a flower bloomed."
* We need to find the picture of a full-grown flower.
* The first box on the left shows a tall stem with a big open flower. This matches the final event.

So, the order of the pictures from left to right in the answer boxes should be:
* First: The girl planting seeds.
* Next: The sun coming out.
* Then: The tiny plant popping up.
* Finally: The flower blooming.

Final Answer:
- First: Picture of the girl planting seeds.
- Next: Picture of the sun.
- Then: Picture of the tiny sprout/plant.
- Finally: Picture of the bloomed flower.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of story sequencing worksheet first grade.
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