Jack and Jill Sequencing Pictures
Grab your copy of these Jack and Jill sequencing pictures today! Add them to your upcoming nursery rhyme or sequencing lessons.
This sequencing activity will be a great addition to your nursery rhymes activities for preschool. Kids will love putting the events in order as they repeat the rhyme over and over again.
Add these preschool printables to your preschool and kindergarten literacy centers for a fun story sequencing activity for preschoolers.
Jack and Jill Sequencing Pictures
Sequencing activities are an important concept to teach in early childhood. These types of activities help preschoolers learn to make order of the things they encounter in their everyday lives.
Sequencing is also an important skill to build as children prepare to learn to read. When they can put story parts in order, they demonstrate comprehension and logical progression.
One easy place to start story sequencing is with nursery rhymes. And, Jack and Jill is a fun one to use throughout the year.
This low-prep preschool activity is ready for you to print and go! Print the pages, cut them out, and sequence the rhyme. It’s as easy as that!
To start, read Jack and Jill to your preschooler. Then, have them recite the rhyme with you.
Once your child is familiar with the rhythm and rhyme, have them assemble the sequencing activity. They’ll glue the flap book to the bottom of the background page and cut the flaps.
Then, as you recite the rhyme together one more time, they’ll glue the sequencing cards under the appropriate flap.
Finally, have them retell the rhyme using the sequencing cards they just glued down. That’s it! They’re all done!
Your preschoolers will love reciting the Jack and Jill nursery rhyme over and over again as they lift the flaps on their sequencing book.
Download Your Printables
Get your Jack and Jill sequencing activity in the shop here.
This printable activity includes an instruction page, a background page with the rhyme printed on it, a flip book template to glue on the background page, and a set of sequencing cards to cut and paste into the flip book.
With this simple activity, kids will work on sequencing, scissor practice, ordinal numbers, number recognition, and more!
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