Sequencing of Events and Making Relevant Predictions

by: Rosario R. Cawilan

Sequencing of Events and Making Relevant Predictions

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Lesson Proper

Sequencing of events means knowing the order in which events happens. Words like first, second, next and lastly can help you arrange the events in proper order.

​ Example:

First, clean and wash calamansi fruit then cut into halves.

Second, squeeze and strain the calamansi fruit.

Next, add sugar and water then stir carefully until sugar dissolves.

Lastly, serve the fresh calamansi juice.

​Predictions are statements about what you think will happen in the future. Making relevant predictions is telling or guessing what will happen next in a story. You can make a guess by:

​1. Looking for clues in the story

2.Understanding events in the

pictures.

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Examples:

1. Strong rain with strong wind is felt.

What do you think is the appropriate prediction?

​ a. There will be a typhoon.

​ b. There will be a heavy rain.

​ c. There will be a sunny day.

Multiple Choice

Sequence the following events on "How to prepare peanut butter sandwich then select the letters that shows the correct order of events.

a. Next, spread peanut butter on one slice of bread.

b. First, take two slices of bread.

c. Last, carefully wrap the sandwich with wrapper.

d. Then, put the two pieces of bread together.

• a,b,c,d

• c,d,a,b

• b,a,d,c

• d,a,b,c

Multiple Choice

Maggie knew a storm is coming.

She decided to ___________.

• go outside and play

• stay inside the house

• clean the backyard

• go shopping