Five pages to read aloud. Pages 1 and 2 have three numbered boxes, First, Then and Last: children draw each part of a story and trace the word that starts it. Page 3 starts with One day. Page 4 asks how the puppy felt, with three faces to circle and I felt to trace. Page 5 is the ending, drawn and told.
Tell a short animal story with three parts and hold up a finger for each: first, then, last. Then let children tell their own to a partner before they draw. A story can be about a pet, a class pet or an animal from a book you read together.
Ask your child to tell you what happened at school in three parts: first, then, last. Then try it with a story about an animal and draw it together.
Story pages where children draw and tell what happened first, then and last. They tell a story about an animal in order, say how it felt, and trace and finish each sentence.
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