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Grade 3 English practice: Put important events in a logical order.

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Put important events in a logical order.

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  1. The class wanted quieter reading time. Curtains softened sounds near the windows, but chair legs still scraped. Felt pads under the chairs solved the remaining noise problem. What happened next after the first important event?

  2. At dawn, the beach looked clean from far away. Up close, Mateo noticed tiny plastic pieces mixed with seaweed. He recorded the most common colours before helping volunteers collect them. What happened first?

  3. The community garden had dry soil. Imani’s group spread compost, planted beans, and added mulch. By midsummer, the plants stayed moist and produced a healthy crop. What happened first?

  4. The school hallway became crowded at dismissal. One class tested a one-way walking route while another marked waiting areas. After a week, students reached the exits more calmly. What happened first?

  5. Jon found a young bird beside the path. He watched from a distance and saw adult birds nearby. Instead of touching it, he kept pets away until the bird hopped into a hedge. What happened next after the first important event?

  6. Two routes led to the museum. The riverside path was longer but shaded and quiet. The city route was shorter but crossed three busy streets. The group chose the riverside path for the walk there. What happened next after the first important event?

Answer key
  1. The class wanted quieter reading time. Curtains softened sounds near the windows, but chair legs still scraped. Felt pads under the chairs solved the remaining noise problem. What happened next after the first important event?

    They tried curtains.

  2. At dawn, the beach looked clean from far away. Up close, Mateo noticed tiny plastic pieces mixed with seaweed. He recorded the most common colours before helping volunteers collect them. What happened first?

    Mateo viewed the beach from a distance.

  3. The community garden had dry soil. Imani’s group spread compost, planted beans, and added mulch. By midsummer, the plants stayed moist and produced a healthy crop. What happened first?

    The group spread compost.

  4. The school hallway became crowded at dismissal. One class tested a one-way walking route while another marked waiting areas. After a week, students reached the exits more calmly. What happened first?

    The hallway became crowded.

  5. Jon found a young bird beside the path. He watched from a distance and saw adult birds nearby. Instead of touching it, he kept pets away until the bird hopped into a hedge. What happened next after the first important event?

    He watched for adult birds.

  6. Two routes led to the museum. The riverside path was longer but shaded and quiet. The city route was shorter but crossed three busy streets. The group chose the riverside path for the walk there. What happened next after the first important event?

    They compared length, shade, noise, and crossings.

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Grade 3 English practice: Put important events in a logical order.

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