The task asks us to circle the time order word in each sentence. Time order words tell us when something happened — like “first,” “next,” “yesterday,” or “soon.” These words help us understand the sequence of events.
Let’s go through each sentence one by one and find the time order word:
1. “We went to the beach first.” → The word that tells us when is
first.
2. “Tomorrow we can go to the park.” → The word that tells us when is
tomorrow.
3. “Are you leaving now?” → The word that tells us when is
now.
4. “She will come to visit soon.” → The word that tells us when is
soon.
5. “Next, we had ice cream.” → The word that tells us when is
next.
6. “I plan to meet her there tonight.” → The word that tells us when is
tonight.
7. “Glue the pieces on last.” → The word that tells us when is
last.
8. “It finally rained.” → The word that tells us when (after waiting) is
finally.
9. “I have been to this restaurant before.” → The word that tells us when (in the past) is
before.
10. “I called her yesterday.” → The word that tells us when is
yesterday.
All these words are time order words because they answer the question “When?” for each action.
Final Answer:
1. first
2. tomorrow
3. now
4. soon
5. next
6. tonight
7. last
8. finally
9. before
10. yesterday
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of time order words worksheet.
