Ask your young students what it means to be first in line, first in a row, or to be first in a race. Use this worksheet to clear up any confusion about what it means to be “first.” Simply look at each group of people or objects and choose the one that is first. This free resource is perfect for young students when learning about ordinal and sequence words. Follow up on the worksheet activity with hands-on applications in the math classroom! Line up students, toys, or even act out a series of movements. Students tell what happened first. Have fun with this printout!
When young students understand what it means to be first in line, first in a row, or to be first in a race, then ask what it means to be last. Use this worksheet to clear up any confusion about what it means to be “last.” Students look at sets of people or objects and then choose the one that is last. This free resource is perfect for young students when learning about sequence words. Follow up on the worksheet activity with hands-on applications in the classroom! Ask students to describe or act out the events of their day. What happens last? Have fun with this printout!
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