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This hard worksheet pushes problem-solving skills by asking students to spot patterns in story sequences. Part A's four multiple-choice questions challenge students to choose which event would come first or last in stories about planting a garden, baking a cake, or a caterpillar spinning a cocoon. Part B follows with five fill-in-the-blank sentences that strengthen mastery of signal words like 'next' and 'finally' and the idea that ordered stories follow a clear pattern.

Style:
Busy Bee
Sequencing Events
Grade 2
★ Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. Which sentence would come FIRST in a story about planting a garden?
 A) Water the seeds every day.
 B) Pick the ripe vegetables.
 C) Choose a sunny spot and dig the soil.
 D) Watch the tiny plants grow.
2. Which sequence word best fills in the blank? "___, the caterpillar spun a cocoon."
 A) Last
 B) Finally
 C) Then
 D) First
3. Which event would happen LAST in a story about baking a cake?
 A) Mix the flour and eggs.
 B) Preheat the oven.
 C) Put frosting on the cake.
 D) Pour the batter into the pan.
4. Read: "Ben ___ got dressed. ___ he ate breakfast. ___ he walked to school." Which set of words fits the blanks in order?
 A) Then, First, Last
 B) Last, Then, First
 C) First, Next, Finally
 D) Finally, First, Then
★ Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1) The signal word 'finally' tells the reader the very last event.
2) A story that is told in order follows a sequence.
3) The word 'next' tells us what happens after the first event.
4) Stories have three main parts: beginning, middle, and end.
5) Retelling a story means sharing its events in the correct order.
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