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30 April 2026

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Story sequencing activity for KS1 based on Where the Wild Things Are. Students order pictures and write simple sentences. A printable literacy resource.

This sequencing activity based on Where the Wild Things Are helps young learners develop story comprehension, narrative structure and early writing skills.

Students cut and paste the pictures in the correct order to retell the story, and then write a simple sentence describing each scene.

This resource is ideal for KS1 literacy lessons, early readers, and whole-class or small group work.

What’s Inside

  • Cut-and-paste sequencing activity
  • Story pictures to order
  • Sentence-writing space for each scene
  • Student-friendly layout

Learning Objectives
Students will:
–> Understand story sequence
–> Develop narrative structure awareness
–> Improve reading comprehension
–> Practise simple sentence writing
–> Retell a story using visual support

Perfect For
KS1 / early primary
Literacy lessons
Story sequencing
Guided reading
Narrative writing
Comprehension practice
Early finishers

Keywords: story sequencing, sequencing activity, literacy KS1, narrative skills, reading comprehension, story order, cut and paste activity, early writing, guided reading, KS1 literacy, print and go, primary English, comprehension skills

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