1. Sequence

2. Sequence is the order in which events happen.
You could describe the sequence of a story by telling what happens at the beginning, the middle and the end.
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3. Certain words can be sequence “clues.” Time-Order Words:
first, next, then, finally
Time-Order Expression:
in the morning, after that, later that day, a week later
Other Time Words:
Yesterday, Saturday, April, winter
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4. See if you can spot the sequence “clue words” in the following story…
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5. Last Monday, I ate lunch with my friend Ryan
Last Monday, I ate lunch with my friend Ryan. We sat together and had nachos. Later that afternoon, we both felt sick. It must have been that fake cheese! The next day, we decided to have a sandwich.
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6. Last Monday, I ate lunch with my friend Malik
Last Monday, I ate lunch with my friend Malik. We sat together and had nachos. Later that afternoon, we both felt sick. It must have been that fake cheese! The next day, we decided to have a sandwich.
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7. Try some more…
After school, I went home and did my homework. When I was finished my math, I had a snack and a drink. Then, I played Guitar Hero with a friend and we rocked out to Journey. After we were finished playing, he went home.
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8. After school, I went home and did my homework
After school, I went home and did my homework. When I was finished my math, I had a snack and a drink. Then, I played Guitar Hero with a friend and we rocked out to Journey. After we were finished playing, he went home.
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9. Sequence Charts

10. Sequence Charts
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12. Each group will sequence on of the
following’s Eureka moment:
Group 1- Archimedes
Group 2- Fleming
Group 3- Newton
Group 4- Fleming
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