How did the caterpillar become a butterfly? Ask your students to put a sequence of four pictures in the right order and they'll tell you. It's just one of the 20 activities in this book, many of which are open ended, that invite your kindergarten and first grade students to cut and paste a series of simple, charming illustrations.The picture stories in Sequencing present both realistic and fanciful scenarios—there's a dog washing his car, a rabbit eating an ice cream cone, a bear going skiing, as well as a child opening a present and building a sand castle—all of which help children practice sequencing skills.Teachers can use this book to: Encourage children to explore the various ways the pictures on certain pages may be sequenced Sequence 3-, 4-, and 5-part picture stories Use the picture for discussion to practice oral language skills and to increase vocabulary Use the finished picture stories as a basis for writing stories Each page is perforated for easy removal from the book and the book is fully reproducible.

This is a collection of Flash Stories your kids will enjoy.

One of my favourites is The Eyebrow Story, which speaks about a boy, called Sean, who loses his bushy eyebrows on a very windy day.