Customer Reviews

Sequencing: Cut and Paste Activities

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I bought these for my 5 year old to practice logic and sequencing.
Several are hard to figure out (for mom :)

Instead of cutting and pasting, I cut out each sequence and paper-clipped, so we could practice again.

They are not cards, just plain paper, so will tear easily.

THe book is very useful to use when working with children who have difficulty explaining themselves in a sequential order. The book begins with three clear pictures and moves on to 4 step sequencing pictures. It is is great to give to parents as homework sheets. Very useful for SLP's or early childhood educators.
The next level book to get is

Short Story Sequencing by Evan-Moor Educational PublishersShort Story Sequencing

(This is the same review for a few other products from this brand, they are all way too easy. I think this is more fun for a two or three year old). I should have paid attention to other reviewers. But it was so inexpensive I decided to give it a try. Ok, I like to think my daughter is the smartest 4-year old in town, but this is waaaaay too easy. She finished in two seconds. I purchased the brain quest book and it was so much more value for my money. Hundreds of pages and tons of fun.

Sequencing: Cut and Paste Activities is an okay book. It is nothing special. Each page has four pictures out of order inwhich the student cuts and glues in the correct sequence. It is straight forward and nothing special. what would of been nice is if the book had a story to match the pictures so students to demonstrate how to sequence. Would I purchase it again? Probably not.

I ordered this book because my district's Pre-K assessment includes a section on picture sequencing. Overall, this is a good product & I would recommend it.
Pros: contains 3, 4, and 5 picture sequences; pictures are large and therefore easier for little hands to cut
Cons: some of the picture sequences are complicated for 4-year-olds (even my higher-functioning students have difficulty determining the correct sequence)

Highly recommended for child from 5 to 9 in the way to reach and teach attention and concentration in your boys.