Sequencing Cards

Sequencing Cards

What Comes First?

Putting things in proper sequence can help a person remember a process. This sequencing activity involves putting a number of related pictures in order of what is done first, next, next, and last. 1. Print some sequencing cards on heavy paper and cut them out. There are 17 sequences with four cards in each sequence. If four cards are too challenging, remove one card from the sequence. 2. Give a person one or two sequencing sets at a time. 3. Ask the person to put the cards in order and line them up. 4. Discuss the pictures on the cards. Some examples include: ? "Do you like movies? What were some of the movies you enjoyed as a child? Was the theatre close to your house? What are some of the movies you've most enjoyed as an adult?" ? "Have you gone to many weddings? What is you favorite part of the wedding? Have you ever been at a wedding? Do you know anything about diamonds?" ? "Do you like to go grocery shopping? Do you prefer a large grocery store or a small one? What are some of the products you always buy?"

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