Time Order Words

The video tutorial explains the importance of time order words in narrative and instructional writing. These words, such as 'first', 'next', 'then', and 'last', help readers understand the sequence of events. The tutorial provides examples in stories and instructions, highlighting how these words clarify the order of actions. Without them, narratives can be confusing. The video also includes practical examples, like decorating cookies, to demonstrate the use of time order words in everyday instructions.

What is the primary function of time order words in a narrative?

• To create suspense

• To describe the characters

• To show the sequence of events

• To provide background information

Which of the following is NOT a time order word?

• Then

• Bright

• First

• Finally

In the story about Rosalie, which time order word indicates the beginning of her confidence?

• After that

• Then

• Finally

• Before

What is the purpose of using time order words in instructions?

• To make the instructions more interesting

• To ensure the steps are followed in the correct order

• To add more details to each step

• To shorten the instructions

Which time order word is used to indicate a condition that must be met before an action can occur?

• Once

• Meanwhile

• Later

• Soon