Putting Events in Order

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Putting events in order helps us understand what happened first, next, and last. This is called sequencing. For example, if we talk about making a sandwich, we first get the bread, then add fillings, and finally put on the top slice.

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Sequencing helps us remember stories better.

Key facts

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1Sequencing is putting events in order.
2First, next, and last are words we use for sequencing.
3Sequencing helps us understand stories.

Then & Now

History isn't really 'history' — it shapes today, every day.

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What is it called when we put events in order?

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Which is the correct order for making a sandwich?

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