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Sequence events in chronological order

Year 1Measurement2 resources teach this

What this means, in plain words

Comparing asks which is larger or smaller. Ordering puts several of them in a line from smallest to largest.

A pattern or sequence follows a rule, and the work is spotting the rule and then continuing it.

Tagged to Year 1 in measurement. 2 resources in the library teach it.

The resources that teach it

Every one differentiated three ways, editable in PowerPoint.

Measurement

Y1

Year 1: Time: Sequence Events in Chronological Order Fluency and Reasoning Booklet

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