Sequencing worksheets make learning about plant growth hands-on with a simple cut-and-paste activity for children ages 5–7. Kids cut out four illustrated stages of seed growth and arrange them in order from First to Last, building an understanding of sequence while practicing fine-motor skills.

Why You’ll Love It

• Introduces four illustrated stages of seed and plant growth.
• Practices putting events in First, Next, Then, Last order.
• Combines sequencing with cutting and gluing practice.
• Uses clear black-and-white illustrations designed for easy printing.
• Includes a completed answer key for quick checking.

Perfect For

• Kindergarten and 1st grade activities
• Plant and seed learning themes
• Spring learning activities
• Homeschool lessons
• Science centers and classroom practice
• Fine-motor and sequencing practice

How to Use

Print the student page at 100% scale. Have the child carefully cut out the four pictures along the dotted lines. Ask them to look at how a seed develops into a flowering plant, place the pictures in the correct order, and glue them into the First, Next, Then, and Last boxes. Use the included answer key to check the completed sequence.

Adult supervision is recommended when children use scissors.

Digital Product Notice

This is a free instant digital download. Nothing physical ships. Two PDF files are included so you can print the same 2-page resource in either A4 or US Letter size.