GRADE 1 · CREATE AND COMMUNICATE · ABOUT 25 MINUTES

Tell a three-picture story

Sequence a beginning, middle and ending.

Understand the idea

A story is easier to follow when events have an order. Pictures can help you explain.

WORKED EXAMPLE

First a seed is planted, next it is watered, then a small plant grows.

Watch it step by step

Step 1 of 4

Begin

Draw a seed in soil.

Time per stepMotion off

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Read or choose any step

Begin
Draw a seed in soil.
Continue
Draw someone watering it.
Finish
Draw a small plant.
Tell
Point to each picture and tell the story.

TRY BEFORE CHECKING

Exercises with feedback

MAKE SOMETHING YOU CAN EXPLAIN

Your practical challenge

Draw a three-picture story about a familiar activity. Tell it to a partner.

My project notes or dictated explanation

Review your evidenceShow three eventsPut them in a sensible orderListen when a partner responds

These ticks are your self-review. They do not automatically assess project quality. Ask an adult or partner to review what you can show.

What did I learn, change or need help with?

Use the skill in a new situation

Tell the same story using words or gestures.

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