Sequence Text Structure

SEQUENCE (Text Structure)

OBJECTIVE: Learn to use a resource to find information and to become aware of a sequence or chronological text structure.

USING THE RESOURCE

See this slide? It has all o f the answers you will need.

USE IT & YOU CAN'T FAIL

DEFINITION (Yellow)

Multiple Choice

Click the slide!

Select the definition of SEQUENCE or sequence signal words.

• These words help show the order of things like when something happened, the steps in a sequence, and the logical order of things.

• These words describe how something happened, what caused it, and how it compares to something else.

SIGNAL WORDS (BLUE)

Open Ended

USING THE SLIDE...

Write down SIX (6) Signal words or phrases that signal a sequenced or chronological text structure.

SEQUENCE TYPES (GREEN)

Multiple Select

Using the slide, Select the types of sequences you see in the choices below.

• First, second, third...

• Former, Latter

• In the first place... In the second place...

• This caused ______ to happen

• Her heart is blacker than coal.

QUESTIONS (RED)

Multiple Choice

Using the slide, select the question that is NOT a sequence question.

• Why effect did sequencing have on the reader

• What is the sequence/order?

• What kind of sequence is used? Time? Logical Order? Step-by-Step?

Examples of when to use Sequence

Open Ended

Using the slide, Write down one example of when to use a sequence structure.

Multiple Select

Click on the examples of opening statements.

• There are several STEPS in the process.

• In the beginning, _____

• It's never too early to _____

• In the first place, ______

• If this happens, then ____ .

Open Ended

Give one example of something you have read or experienced that has a sequenced or chronological order or structure.