Description
This file includes 25 different how-to short stories written for 2nd graders and high first graders. Students read the stories and color, cut, and paste the 4 events of the story in order. As an alternate activity, students can write the steps out themselves for a variety of how-to topics that most children are familiar with.
Topics included in reading/writing worksheets:
Getting Fro-Yo/How to Get Fro-Yo
Making Lemonade/How to Make Lemonade
Making Pancakes/How to Make Pancakes
Getting Ready for School/How to Get Ready for School
Getting Ready for Bed/How to Get Ready for Bed
Baking Gingerbread Men/How to Bake Gingerbread Men
Making Pizza/How to Make Pizza
Staying Safe in the Sun/How to Stay Safe in the Sun
Going Fishing/How to Catch Fish
Making S'Mores/How to Make S'mores
Making Hamburgers/How to Make Hamburgers
Baking Cupcakes/How to Make Cupcakes
Staying Healthy/How to Stay Healthy
Writing a Letter/How to Write a Letter
Taking Care of Your Teeth/How to Care for Your Teeth
Growing Flowers/How to Grow a Flower
Caring for a Puppy/How to Take Care of a Puppy
Doing Well in School/How to Do Well in School
Making Friends/How to Make Friends
Building a Snowman/How to Build a Snowman
Using the Library/How to Use the Library
Going Camping/How to Go Camping
Taking Care of the Earth/How to Take Care of the Earth
Going on a Picnic/How to Have a Picnic
Making a PB&J Sandwich/How to Make a PB&J Sandwich
This is a NO PREP packet perfect for teaching procedural writing or using for substitute lessons, literacy centers, homework, or even formative assessment.The short story pages can even be used for simple close reading - have students highlight the sentences that match the pictures and tell them the sequence of events.
I've also included additional writing pages for students needing to be challenged, graphic organizers, a list of transition words for students to use in their procedural writing, and blank EDITABLE templates for you (or your students!) to create your own worksheets, along with directions.
Topics included in reading/writing worksheets:
Getting Fro-Yo/How to Get Fro-Yo
Making Lemonade/How to Make Lemonade
Making Pancakes/How to Make Pancakes
Getting Ready for School/How to Get Ready for School
Getting Ready for Bed/How to Get Ready for Bed
Baking Gingerbread Men/How to Bake Gingerbread Men
Making Pizza/How to Make Pizza
Staying Safe in the Sun/How to Stay Safe in the Sun
Going Fishing/How to Catch Fish
Making S'Mores/How to Make S'mores
Making Hamburgers/How to Make Hamburgers
Baking Cupcakes/How to Make Cupcakes
Staying Healthy/How to Stay Healthy
Writing a Letter/How to Write a Letter
Taking Care of Your Teeth/How to Care for Your Teeth
Growing Flowers/How to Grow a Flower
Caring for a Puppy/How to Take Care of a Puppy
Doing Well in School/How to Do Well in School
Making Friends/How to Make Friends
Building a Snowman/How to Build a Snowman
Using the Library/How to Use the Library
Going Camping/How to Go Camping
Taking Care of the Earth/How to Take Care of the Earth
Going on a Picnic/How to Have a Picnic
Making a PB&J Sandwich/How to Make a PB&J Sandwich
This is a NO PREP packet perfect for teaching procedural writing or using for substitute lessons, literacy centers, homework, or even formative assessment.The short story pages can even be used for simple close reading - have students highlight the sentences that match the pictures and tell them the sequence of events.
I've also included additional writing pages for students needing to be challenged, graphic organizers, a list of transition words for students to use in their procedural writing, and blank EDITABLE templates for you (or your students!) to create your own worksheets, along with directions.
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Read, Write and Sequence: How-To, Procedural Writing
Teaching's a Hoot by Nicole Johnson
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Description
This file includes 25 different how-to short stories written for 2nd graders and high first graders. Students read the stories and color, cut, and paste the 4 events of the story in order. As an alternate activity, students can write the steps out themselves for a variety of how-to topics that most children are familiar with.
Topics included in reading/writing worksheets:
Getting Fro-Yo/How to Get Fro-Yo
Making Lemonade/How to Make Lemonade
Making Pancakes/How to Make Pancakes
Getting Ready for School/How to Get Ready for School
Getting Ready for Bed/How to Get Ready for Bed
Baking Gingerbread Men/How to Bake Gingerbread Men
Making Pizza/How to Make Pizza
Staying Safe in the Sun/How to Stay Safe in the Sun
Going Fishing/How to Catch Fish
Making S'Mores/How to Make S'mores
Making Hamburgers/How to Make Hamburgers
Baking Cupcakes/How to Make Cupcakes
Staying Healthy/How to Stay Healthy
Writing a Letter/How to Write a Letter
Taking Care of Your Teeth/How to Care for Your Teeth
Growing Flowers/How to Grow a Flower
Caring for a Puppy/How to Take Care of a Puppy
Doing Well in School/How to Do Well in School
Making Friends/How to Make Friends
Building a Snowman/How to Build a Snowman
Using the Library/How to Use the Library
Going Camping/How to Go Camping
Taking Care of the Earth/How to Take Care of the Earth
Going on a Picnic/How to Have a Picnic
Making a PB&J Sandwich/How to Make a PB&J Sandwich
This is a NO PREP packet perfect for teaching procedural writing or using for substitute lessons, literacy centers, homework, or even formative assessment.The short story pages can even be used for simple close reading - have students highlight the sentences that match the pictures and tell them the sequence of events.
I've also included additional writing pages for students needing to be challenged, graphic organizers, a list of transition words for students to use in their procedural writing, and blank EDITABLE templates for you (or your students!) to create your own worksheets, along with directions.
Topics included in reading/writing worksheets:
Getting Fro-Yo/How to Get Fro-Yo
Making Lemonade/How to Make Lemonade
Making Pancakes/How to Make Pancakes
Getting Ready for School/How to Get Ready for School
Getting Ready for Bed/How to Get Ready for Bed
Baking Gingerbread Men/How to Bake Gingerbread Men
Making Pizza/How to Make Pizza
Staying Safe in the Sun/How to Stay Safe in the Sun
Going Fishing/How to Catch Fish
Making S'Mores/How to Make S'mores
Making Hamburgers/How to Make Hamburgers
Baking Cupcakes/How to Make Cupcakes
Staying Healthy/How to Stay Healthy
Writing a Letter/How to Write a Letter
Taking Care of Your Teeth/How to Care for Your Teeth
Growing Flowers/How to Grow a Flower
Caring for a Puppy/How to Take Care of a Puppy
Doing Well in School/How to Do Well in School
Making Friends/How to Make Friends
Building a Snowman/How to Build a Snowman
Using the Library/How to Use the Library
Going Camping/How to Go Camping
Taking Care of the Earth/How to Take Care of the Earth
Going on a Picnic/How to Have a Picnic
Making a PB&J Sandwich/How to Make a PB&J Sandwich
This is a NO PREP packet perfect for teaching procedural writing or using for substitute lessons, literacy centers, homework, or even formative assessment.The short story pages can even be used for simple close reading - have students highlight the sentences that match the pictures and tell them the sequence of events.
I've also included additional writing pages for students needing to be challenged, graphic organizers, a list of transition words for students to use in their procedural writing, and blank EDITABLE templates for you (or your students!) to create your own worksheets, along with directions.
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.
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Good resource. My students enjoyed practicing sequencing with this.
Thanks for creating this resource!
This was a great resource to be able to teach and practice how-to writing.
My students really enjoyed the cupcake one. I plan on using more of them throughout the year as we continue to learn about different topics!
The students really enjoyed using this resource . They were engaged and it was easy for me to adjust and add another aspect of learning to the activity.
This resource was great for differentiating during procedural writing. My ESL students also benefited from having the pictures and placing them in the right order, then completing the writing.
very helpful for students who needed a graphic organizer
Nice resource to have!
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