Digital Four-Part Sequences, Sequencing Skills

Four – Part Sequences interactive resource comprises 3 activities

Activity 1:Introductory activity featuring three sequences. Enabling the adult to demonstrate to the child how to sequence a selection of pictures into an organised story.

Activity 2: Nine sequences which enable the child to organise a sequence more independently

Activity 3: A more challenging activity where the child is encouraged to re-order eight sequences independently.

Choice of audio – simple sentence support/complex sentence support.

Funny, and sometimes unpredictable, colourful, Four – Part Sequences. Particularly useful for children with Specific Learning Difficulties who need to improve their sequencing skills.

Picture sequencing sets are a staple resource in most speech and language therapy clinics and classrooms. They can be used to develop skills in various aspects of language, including: vocabulary, pronouns, tenses, conjunctions, narrative, organisation of ideas into a coherent verbal sequence. For the PDF version of this set of resources see our PDF download available from our website.

Teachers frequently use sequence pictures as a visual support for pupils who are struggling with story writing. Teachers/Specialist Teachers will also find this resource useful for children with SpLD who are experiencing difficulties with sequencing. Such children may have difficulty ordering events.

Aims: To develop and support more complex sequencing skills.