Ages 4–5
What Happens Next in the Routine?
Look at the pictures from one routine. Drag them into the right order, from first to last.
About this activity
What Happens Next in the Routine? is a sequencing activity for children ages 4–5. Children look at pictures showing steps from a familiar everyday routine and arrange them in the order the events happen, from first to last. The activity develops event sequencing, logical reasoning, understanding of everyday routines, and fine motor skills.
Skills practiced
Event sequencing, Logical reasoning, Understanding everyday routines, Fine motor skills
Tips For Parents
Talk through the routine together and ask your child what happens first, next, and last before they arrange the pictures.
About this activity
What Happens Next in the Routine? is a sequencing activity for children ages 4–5. Children look at pictures showing steps from a familiar everyday routine and arrange them in the order the events happen, from first to last. The activity develops event sequencing, logical reasoning, understanding of everyday routines, and fine motor skills.
Skills practiced
Event sequencing, Logical reasoning, Understanding everyday routines, Fine motor skills
Tips For Parents
Talk through the routine together and ask your child what happens first, next, and last before they arrange the pictures.


