Fun Deck Usage and Features

Kevin, a speech-language pathologist, introduces the Sequencing Events in Stories Fun Deck designed for children in grades three through eight. The deck targets reading comprehension, reasoning, and writing using 56 cards with three levels of difficulty. Each level is color-coded and includes content cards listing stories. The cards have two sides: one with sentences out of sequence and another with sentences in order, along with an answer key and conversation starters. The video explains how to use the cards for sequencing activities and provides examples and additional resources for educators.

What is the primary purpose of the Sequencing Events in Stories Fun Deck?

• To improve math skills

• To develop artistic skills

• To enhance reading comprehension, reasoning, and writing

• To teach science concepts

Which grades is the Fun Deck designed for?

• Grades 3 through 8

• Grades 1 through 2

• Grades 9 through 12

• Grades 6 through 12

What does the Fun Deck help students practice?

• Math skills

• Reading comprehension, reasoning, and writing

• Physical fitness

• Artistic skills

How many sentences are included in the blue deck?

• Three sentences

• Five sentences

• Two sentences

• Four sentences

What readability level is the green deck designed for?

• Fourth to fifth grade

• Second to third grade

• First to second grade

• Sixth to seventh grade

What is the readability level of the red deck?

• First to second grade

• Fourth to fifth grade

• Sixth to seventh grade

• Second to third grade

What color is the content card for level one?

• Red

• Yellow

• Green

• Blue

What is listed on the back of the content cards?

• Game ideas

• Answers to the questions

• All the stories for that level

• Instructions for use

What should a fluent reader do with the cards?

• Write their own stories

• Color the cards

• Draw pictures

• Read and sequence the sentences

How many colorful dry erase markers are included with the Fun Deck?

• Five

• Four

• Three

• Two