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Hansel and Gretel: Story Sequencing
Worksheet
Age 6–7
English
Hansel and Gretel: Story Sequencing
Hansel and Gretel: Story Sequencing
Signal Word Bank
Use these words to help put the story in the right order:
Firstly
Second
Then
After that
Finally
Activity 1: The Story Order
Instructions: The sentences below are all mixed up!
- Look at the boxes on the left. Write a number from 1 to 5 to show the correct order of the story.
- Look at the lines on the right. Write the correct Signal Word from the bank to start each sentence.
Order (1-5) | Sentence Body |
|---|---|
[ ] | , a mean witch locked Hansel in a small cage. |
[ ] | , the family went for a long walk deep into the forest. |
[ ] | , Gretel saved Hansel and they ran all the way home. |
[ ] | , Hansel dropped shiny white stones on the path. |
[ ] | , the children found a magical house made of candy! |
Activity 2: When do we use them?
Instructions: Draw a line to match each signal word to the part of the story where it belongs. Then, use the last word to finish the sentence at the bottom.
Signal Word
- Firstly
- Then
- Finally
When to use it?
- The middle of the story
- The beginning of the story
- The very end of the story
Now, write your own ending!
Finally,