Order the story
I can tell a story in the right order.
For grown-ups: this lesson in words
Years 1 and 2 · English
Order the story: I can tell a story in the right order.
Here is a fairy tale: Goldilocks and the Three Bears.
Listen to the story with me.
Many fairy tales start with: Once upon a time.
Picture: A short text called "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" with a picture of a bear: "Once upon a time, Goldilocks found the house of the three bears. Nobody was home. First, she ate some porridge. Next, she sat on a little chair. Then, she fell asleep in a little bed. Finally, the three bears came home, and Goldilocks ran away." "Once upon a time" is underlined.
First, Goldilocks eats the porridge.
Next, she sits on a chair. Then, she sleeps.
Finally, the three bears come home.
Picture: A sequence called Goldilocks and the Three Bears with 4 stages, in order: First: eats the porridge (a picture of a bowl), then Next: sits on a chair, then Then: sleeps in a bed, then Finally: the bears come home.
Your turn: One part of the story is missing. What happens first in the story?
Picture: A sequence called Goldilocks and the Three Bears with 4 stages, in order: a hidden stage marked ?, then Next: sits on a chair, then Then: sleeps in a bed, then Finally: the bears come home.
Choose one:
- She eats the porridge: bowl
- She sleeps in a bed: bed
- The bears come home: bear
Answer
The answer: She eats the porridge
First, Goldilocks eats the porridge.
Picture: A sequence called Goldilocks and the Three Bears with 4 stages, in order: First: eats the porridge (a picture of a bowl), then Next: sits on a chair, then Then: sleeps in a bed, then Finally: the bears come home.
Words to know
- order:
- Which part comes first, and which parts come after it.