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Learn to Read🧸 Ages 4-6Beginner 4 min read

Story Sequencing: Beginning, Middle, End

Story sequencing for ages 4-6: learn beginning, middle and end. Put events in order, match parts of a story and play fun reading games. Simple and warm.

Key takeaways

  • Every story has a beginning, a middle and an end
  • The beginning starts the story
  • The middle is what happens next
  • The end finishes the story

A story has three parts

Every story has a beginning, a middle and an end. πŸ”’ They come in order, like 1, 2, 3.

The beginning 🚦

The beginning starts the story. We meet who is in it. We learn where it is.

Sam finds a tiny seed. 🌱

The middle πŸ”„

The middle is what happens next.

Sam plants the seed. He gives it water. The seed grows. 🌿

The end 🏁

The end finishes the story.

A big, pretty flower blooms! Sam smiles. 🌸😊

Order words

These small words help you put a story in order:

  • First 1️⃣
  • Then 2️⃣
  • Last 3️⃣
First Sam plants the seed. Then it grows. Last a flower blooms.

Try it

Here is a new story. Put it in order:

A duck swims. πŸ¦† The duck eats bread. The duck quacks hello!
  • Beginning: The duck swims. πŸ¦†
  • Middle: The duck eats bread. 🍞
  • End: The duck quacks hello! πŸ“’

You did it!

Play and practise

Play the matching game to put each part of Sam's story in order. Then flip the flashcards to learn beginning, middle and end.

Keep going

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Now you know story order. Well done! 🌟

Quick quiz

Test yourself and earn XP

How many main parts does a story have?

What part comes first?

The part that finishes the story is the...

Play & learn

Match each event to its order +10 XP

Story order cards +5 XP

FAQ

After a story, ask: what happened first, next and last? Use the words beginning, middle and end together.