This easy worksheet keeps the format familiar but swaps in everyday-routine sentences so first graders apply sequence words to real moments. After tracing next, last, then, first, order, and begin, children fill in blanks like "You wake up. ___ you eat breakfast," "The ___ step is to brush your teeth before bed," and "After lunch, ___ we go out to play."

Part C adds three true-false checks, including the tricky claim that then tells what happened before everything else. By anchoring each signal word to a small daily routine, the page helps children hear how sequencing language sounds in their own life.