Understanding Sequence in Texts

Miss G introduces the concept of order and sequence in text structures, explaining how information is organized chronologically. She provides examples of where this structure is found, such as in biographies and recipes. The video also covers graphic organizers and keywords that help identify sequence, and includes a story example to practice finding transition words.

What is the main focus of the text structure discussed in the introduction?

• Cause and effect

• Order and sequence

• Problem and solution

• Comparison and contrast

What is another term used for sequence in text structures?

• Descriptive order

• Chronological order

• Spatial order

• Logical order

In which type of text would you most likely find a sequence structure?

• Advertisements

• Biographies

• Poetry

• Editorials

Which of the following is NOT a type of text where sequence is commonly found?

• Fictional novels

• Science experiments

• Historical events

• Instructional manuals

What tool is mentioned as helpful for identifying sequence in texts?

• Pie charts

• Story maps

• Venn diagrams

• Bar graphs

Which graphic organizer is used for non-fiction texts to identify sequence?

• Story map

• Concept map

• Flowchart

• Timeline

Which word is a transition word indicating sequence?

• However

• Finally

• Moreover

• Therefore

Which of the following is NOT a transition word for sequence?

• Because

• Next

• Later

• Before

What is the first stage in the story example about toads?

• Tadpoles develop legs

• Toads lay eggs

• Tadpoles come out of eggs

• Tadpoles lose tails

What happens after the tadpoles come out of the eggs?

• They develop back legs

• They lose their tails

• They become tiny toads

• They live in water for weeks