This worksheet is compatible with most writing tasks that involve narrating or describing a sequence. The following examples show how I use it.

-	We watch a movie sequence and then I ask my students to draw comic strips of key scenes and write subtitles. Then they use the subtitles to later describe to the class what happened in the movie.

-	Another way I use it, is to ask students to create their own story, describing events in a sequence. 



Don’t limit yourself to the above suggestions. Feel free to come up with your own ideas. The idea behind the worksheet is that when students see a worksheet, already well layered out, they feel encouraged to do the writing task. 



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The Story Sequence

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Let's do English ESL general grammar practice. This worksheet is compatible with most writing tasks that involve narrating or describing a sequence. The followi…