Sequence Activities

Reusable activity templates for Sequence Stars

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Trick or Treating

students practice going out trick or treating.

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Attending a Birthday Party

Students practice sequencing the steps involved in receiving an invitation to a birthday party, selecting and wrapping a gift, and giving the gift to a friend. This activity supports sequencing, temporal language, narrative skills, and functional communication while also providing opportunities to target social skills, such as understanding social routines, participating in expected behaviors at celebrations, and identifying appropriate ways to interact with peers.

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Astronaut Gets Ready

students sequence the steps the astronaut needs to do in order to get ready in the morning.

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Hatch a Baby Dinosaur

students practice the sequence of hatching an egg

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Making a Bed

students practice ordering the steps to make a bed.

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Making Slime

Students can sequence making slime. These are real ingredients that they can actually use to make slime at home! Practice sequencing and following directions while making real slime! Recipe: ½ cup white glue ½ tbsp baking soda 5–10 drops food coloring 1 tbsp contact solution (with boric acid/borate) Steps: Pour glue into bowl. Add baking soda and mix. Add food coloring and mix. Add contact solution, stir, and knead. Adult supervision recommended. Do not eat.