Teach young learners how to understand story order with this Mia Plants a Seed Sequencing Lesson Plan! Designed for Preschool and Kindergarten students, this printable sequencing resource helps children practice using the transition words First, Next, After that, and Last while following a simple, meaningful story about planting and growing a flower.

This hands-on sequencing activity includes full-color story pages, sequencing cards, writing practice pages, and coloring pages so students can read, practice sequencing, practice writing key sequencing words, and learn while coloring. The consistent character and garden setting make the story easy for young learners to follow and retell.

Perfect for literacy centers, morning work, small groups, homeschool lessons, and spring or garden-themed units!

Build early reading comprehension skills

Learn sequencing vocabulary: First, Next, After that, Last

Practice retelling a simple story in order

Develop fine motor skills through coloring and writing

What's Included:

Full color story pages including cover page

Story sequencing cards

Writing practice pages

Black and white coloring pages with bubble-letter sequencing words

Story Sequence:
First, Mia plants a tiny seed.
Next, she waters the seed with a small cup.
After that, the seed grows into a green sprout.
Last, Mia smiles and picks a beautiful flower.

Skills Covered:
• Story sequencing
• Reading comprehension
• Vocabulary development
• Fine motor and handwriting practice
• Early literacy skills

Grade Levels:
Preschool, Pre-K, Kindergarten, Homeschool, Early Elementary Intervention

File Type:
PDF Printable (8.5 x 11 inches)

Great For:
• Spring and garden themes
• Sequencing and retelling lessons
• Literacy centers and stations
• Homeschool language arts
• Morning work or early finisher activities

This sequencing lesson plan is a fun, developmentally appropriate way to help young learners understand story order while building confidence in reading and writing skills!