Free printable picture sequencing worksheets
Look carefully at the pictures. Number them in the order they happen, or cut them out and paste them into the boxes.
Easy uses three familiar steps and marks picture 1. Medium and Challenge use four steps. This is an ordering activity. For talking and writing about one big picture, use Picture Story.
Worksheet
Put the Pictures in Order
Look carefully at the pictures. Number them in the order they happen.
Number the pictures in the order they happen.
Set 1 · Eat a banana
Set 2 · Wash an apple
Set 3 · Draw a picture
About
A picture sequencing generator. Each sheet picks everyday stages, routines or processes, shuffles the frames, and stores the correct order. Nothing is invented at print time.
Skills practiced
- Sequencing
- First next last
- Cause and effect
- Order of events
How to Use
- Choose Number the pictures (default) or Cut and paste.
- Choose Easy (three steps), Medium, or Challenge (four steps).
- Optional: pick a theme — Daily, Food, Nature or Play — or leave All.
- Choose 1 to 5 pages. Turn Show words off when you want pictures only.
- Click New pictures for a fresh set.
- Write 1, 2, 3 in the boxes, or cut the bottom pictures and glue them into the numbered boxes.
Print tip: Colour pictures need background graphics turned on in the print dialog. Each page is a full A4 sheet. Cut-and-paste keeps one sequence on the page, with space for scissors.