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Also called progression. Ask the child to pick out which step happened first and place that on a sequencing strip like in the picture above or just in front of them on the table. Then, ask them which step happened next. Place that one next to the first picture and finally ask the child what happened last and lay that one in the line.
Keep practicing this until the child can consistently arrange the three pictures into the correct order after you give your demonstration. If the child needs help sequencing them, we will help. Now, use the same sequences that we just practiced with pictures but ask the child to tell you the steps to the event without showing them the pictures. At first, the child is going to have some trouble with this so we can use the pictures from the previous steps as clues. Keep working on this until the child can list three steps to the activity in order without needing to see the pictures.
Once the child is able to give three steps to a common event, you can start building up to longer sequences. Go back to step two or three from this progression, but try it with a 4-step sequence. Once the child is able to move through these steps with four steps, you can go back and work on 5-step sequences. Again, download my freebie so you will have ready-made picture sequences to use for this:.
Once the child is able to sequence and re-tell 5-step sequences for familiar events like brushing your teeth and getting ready for bed , you can work on having the child sequence steps from stories and past events. I like to start with books because there is a clear visual to help them if they get stuck. Read a book to the child and then put the book away and ask the child to tell you what happened in the book. Keep doing this until the child can tell you the main points of the story in order.
Once the child can do this with books, you can start working on past events. Ask the child about what happened during a very recent activity such as the meal right before you saw her or an activity she did before working on this.
As she is better able to recall the steps to those events in order, you can move on to events that happened longer in the past, like her last birthday party. There you have it! All the steps to teaching a child to learn sequencing. The links there are just to sign up for you mailing list. On the main site, you do have to enter your email address to get the freebies.
You can unsubscribe at any time. I cannot find the link for the game. I am already on the e mail list, but signed up again and still could not find the link for the game. Thank you! Please email me at Carrie Speechandlanguagekids.
Email us at Carrie Speechandlanguagekids. Here is the link for the Sequencing Game. Hi, Thanks for your clear explanations of how to develop a wide range of foundational skills on your blog. I am looking for some research evidence regarding ages and stages of picture sequencing — do you have any articles or books that you could recommend e. Hi Christine, I am looking for the same info — normative data on what level of sequencing a typical child is expected to do.
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