First Next Then Last Graphic Organiser

Four labelled sections give learners a place to name a topic and separate its events or steps into four labelled sections. The printed progression reads First, Then, Next, and Last, so students must place information according to those exact headings rather than a conventional first-next-then-last wording. Open drawing and writing space makes the page suitable for narrative recall or procedural planning.
Year levels
Years 1–2
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Updated Apr 06, 2023

Subject
Reading Comprehension, Reading, English
Topic
Sequencing, Next Last
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Organise a sequence in four boxes labelled First, Then, Next and Last. A title line identifies the topic. Students can use words or pictures to show a story sequence or the steps in a familiar process.

Use the one-page PDF with a story or topic you select. Read the printed headings together, then have students explain the sequence from the first box to the last. A reading passage is not included.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Organise four events or steps in a stated order

  • Distinguish an opening action from intermediate and final actions

  • Represent a sequence with words or pictures

Teaching tips

  • Read the four printed headings aloud before learners begin placing events.

  • Ask students to trace the sequence from the first box to the last and check for omitted actions.

Skills covered

  • Topic selection — the sequence is anchored to one subject.

  • Ordered response — information is distributed across four printed stages.

  • Sequence review — learners check whether the progression is complete.

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Core concepts

  • Sequence organiser

  • First then next last

  • Event order

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