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Free build a snowman sequencing and getting dressed for snow
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Put It in Order: Building a Snowman has four pictures of the same snowman (one big snowball, a small ball on top, a face and buttons, a hat and scarf), mixed up on a strip to cut out and glue into First, Next and Last boxes, with the first one shown as a model and an answer key. A getting dressed for snow page comes with it: snow pants, boots, coat, hat, mittens.
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A sequencing page for winter, for speech and language groups, preschool and early elementary, and for special education.
How to use it
- Look at the four pictures together and talk about what is happening in each one.
- Cut them out, then glue them in order, saying each step as it goes down.
- Retell the steps with first, next and last, then build a real snowman or one out of play dough.
Three quick tips
- Start with two pictures (first and last) if four is a lot.
- Use the words first, next, then and last every time.
- Do the getting dressed for snow steps before you go outside.
Questions
- What age is it for?
- Preschool to second grade, and older students who are working on sequencing.
- Is there an answer key?
- Yes. The answer key shows the steps in order.
- Can I use it on a screen?
- Yes. The same steps play on a phone or tablet as a put it in order game.
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