Brush Teeth Sequence

Introductory pages explain how-to writing as clear, ordered explanation and provide transition words for beginnings, middle steps, and endings. Separate editing checklists address early and more experienced writers. The activity then offers modelled procedure text, short step cards, sequencing options, and writing pages that let learners reconstruct and explain the process at different levels of independence. New
Grades
Junior Kindergarten–Grade 1
Pages
44
File type
PDF
Editable
Yes

Updated Dec 12, 2023

Subject
Reading Comprehension, Writing, ELA
Topic
Writing Centre, Editing Checklist
Resource types
Worksheets
Editable
Yes

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About this resource

How to Brush Your Teeth: Writing and Sequencing

This 46-page PDF supports early how-to writing with picture sequencing, transition words and drafting choices. Choose the pages that match your writers, then display their completed procedures on a bulletin board.

Included materials

  • How-to writing and transition-word reference pages

  • Early-writer and experienced-writer editing checklists

  • Sample procedure and six colour sequence cards, with and without text

  • Vocabulary word strips and a word-tracing page

  • An identify-the-needed-items worksheet

  • Six black-and-white sequence cards, with and without text, plus an envelope template

  • Full-page and half-page illustrated booklets, writing frames and blank-book assembly pages

  • A child-brushing cutout topper and final-draft paper

The file is a fixed printable PDF. It does not include editable templates, pre-writing stroke sheets or toothpaste-flavour prompts.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Arrange procedural steps in a logical sequence

  • Use transition words to connect directions

  • Revise a how-to text for clarity, conventions, and completeness

Teaching tips

  • Let emerging writers order the picture or sentence cards before drafting.

  • Choose the editing checklist that matches the writer’s current expectations rather than assigning both.

Skills covered

  • Procedural writing — directions explain how to complete a task.

  • Sequencing — steps remain in a workable order.

  • Revision — checklists guide clarity and conventions.

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