A cut and paste activity where students order familiar daily events.
Use this teaching resource when exploring the order of events and using everyday language of time.
Students cut out the illustrations of familiar events that they experience day-to-day.
They then paste the events under the headings, Morning, Afternoon and Evening.
Use this resource in conjunction with the When Does It Happen? – Sorting Activity.
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