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Free sequencing cards: first, next, then, last

Students cut out four pictures of a routine (washing hands) and paste them in order on the first, next, then and last boxes, then say the steps. Each box has a small said it check.

Put It in Order: Washing Hands. Four boxes labeled first, next, then and last, and four pictures to cut out: wet your hands, add soap, scrub, rinse your hands.

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Ask for sequencing for another routine, a story, or more steps, and SCAFLI makes the pictures.

Try asking for:

“3 step sequencing”
“sequencing pictures”

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What it is

A cut-and-paste sequencing page with four steps and a check for saying each step out loud.

How to use it

Do the routine together first, or talk through it.
Have the student cut, order and paste the pictures.
Ask the student to tell the steps using first, next, then and last.

Three quick tips

Start with three steps if four is a lot.
Use a routine the student does every day.
Ask what would happen if two steps switched.

Questions

What routine is it?: Washing hands. SCAFLI can make others, like brushing teeth or making a sandwich.
Does the student need to read?: No. Every step is a picture, and the order words can be read aloud.
Can it be more steps?: Yes. Ask for 3, 4, 5 or 6 steps.

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