Watch Ben grow worksheet - Free Printable

Let's solve the problem step by step using the timeline provided in the image.

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Timeline Summary:

We have a timeline showing Ben’s development from age 1 to age 6. Each age is associated with a specific activity:

- Age 1: Ben walks.
- Age 2: Ben draws.
- Age 3: Ben rides (a bike or scooter).
- Age 4: Ben plays ball.
- Age 5: Ben writes.
- Age 6: Ben reads.

Now, let's answer each question based on this information.

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Question 1: What can Ben do at age 4?

From the timeline:
- At Age 4, Ben plays ball.

✔ Answer: Ben can play ball at age 4.

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Question 2: What can Ben do at age 5?

From the timeline:
- At Age 5, Ben writes.

✔ Answer: Ben can write at age 5.

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Question 3: At what age can Ben draw?

From the timeline:
- Ben draws at Age 2.

✔ Answer: Ben can draw at age 2.

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Question 4: Does Ben ride a bike before or after he can play ball? How do you know?

From the timeline:
- Ben rides at Age 3.
- Ben plays ball at Age 4.

So, Ben rides a bike before he plays ball.

We know this because Age 3 comes before Age 4 on the timeline.

✔ Answer:
Ben rides a bike before he can play ball.
I know because he rides at age 3 and plays ball at age 4, and 3 is earlier than 4.

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✔ Final Answers:

1. Ben can play ball at age 4.
2. Ben can write at age 5.
3. Ben can draw at age 2.
4. Ben rides a bike before he can play ball. I know because he rides at age 3 and plays ball at age 4, and 3 comes before 4 on the timeline.

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This exercise helps children understand chronological order and reading timelines.