Choose the word for the gap. ___, wash your hands. Next, get a plate. Last, eat.

Which word should begin the last step of a how-to text?

Which word fits the gap? Rosa filled the pail. ___ she watered the plants. Later she swept the yard.

Which word shows the order here? Ana fed the hens. After that, she filled their water pan.

Which word fits the gap? Ben brushes his teeth ___ he goes to bed.

One word is missing. Which fits? Fold the paper in half. ___, fold it again. Last, press the edge.

Which word belongs in the gap? ___, pick ripe mangoes. Then wash them. Finally put them in a basket.

The steps of a how-to text begin First, Next, and Then. Which word fits the fourth step?

Which word fits the gap? First, Jun swept the yard. ___, he watered the plants. Finally, he rested.

Which word should begin step one of a how-to text?

Which word completes the step? Dado opened the box. ___ he took out the pens. Last, he closed the box.

Which word fits the gap? First, put on your slippers. ___, get your bag. Finally, walk to the gate with Mother.

Which of these words tells the reader that the steps are done?

Which word fits the gap? Rosa hummed a song ___ she was sweeping the floor.

In this text, which word carries the reader through the steps? First, Nena filled the bottle with water.

A word is missing from the middle step. Which one? Ising fed the cat. ___ she washed the bowl. Last, she went outside.

Steps one and three of a how-to text start with First and Finally. Which word can start step two?

Which word in this text tells when the step happened? Lito swept the yard. Finally, he watered the plants.

Steps two, three and four start with Next, Then, and Finally. Which word starts step one?

One word here points to the order of events. Which one? Ben planted the seed in the morning. Later, a small leaf appeared.