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Fairy Tales Story Sequence Worksheet

Children are asked to put the pictures stories in the correct sequence for each of the three fairy tales in this free worksheet. This is a great worksheet to help kids practice their sequencing skills and the fun fairy tale themes will be familiar for children.

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A Forgotten Treasure stored away – Who, What Where Storyteller’s Box by Lakeshore. Children draw one card from each of the components (who, what, where). Next, children tell who the character is, what the character is doing and where the story takes place. In the first example children said, ��“On our field trip we saw a lion sleeping at the zoo.” In the second example children said, “The grandfather is having fun swinging at the park.” #who #what #where #comprehension Story Cards For Kids, Story Telling Ideas, Lion Sleeping, Who What Where, Creative School Project Ideas, English Activities For Kids, Kindergarden Activities, Fun Classroom Activities, Learning Games For Kids
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Who, What, Where Storyteller's Box

A Forgotten Treasure stored away – Who, What Where Storyteller’s Box by Lakeshore. Children draw one card from each of the components (who, what, where). Next, children tell who the character is, what the character is doing and where the story takes place. In the first example children said, “On our field trip we saw a lion sleeping at the zoo.” In the second example children said, “The grandfather is having fun swinging at the park.” #who #what #where #comprehension

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