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Do your children find it challenging to tell events that happened in order? Sometimes, little ones do not know words to describe the order of events with correct vocabulary. Therefore, it is essential to teach time order words to kids. Teaching these vocabulary words for kids help them to understand the events in chronological order. They learn to narrate the stories from beginning to end with a clear understanding.
Contents
- Time Order Words List for Kids
- List of Time Order Words of Before, First and Next
- List of Time Order Words of Sometimes and Last
- Examples of Time Order Words in Sentences
- Ways to Teach Time Order Words for Kids
- Benefits of Learning Time Order Words for Kids
- Frequently Asked Questions on Time Order Words
Young children pick up words quite quickly. You can use this opportunity to teach time order words to enhance your child’s vocabulary and language development. Teaching words for kids help them make meaningful sentences for others to understand. For example, First, I went to the market to purchase chocolate. After that, I went to my tuition classes. Finally, I completed the lessons and left for my home. If you’re looking for the time order words list for kids? We are here to help you provide the list of time order words to help children learn new vocabulary words.
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Time Order Words List for Kids
Using appropriate time order words enables children to narrate events meaningfully. People listening to the stories will relate and understand the information they are trying to convey. Apart from two, three or four letter words, you can also teach time order words for kids to enhance their English language skills. Here is a list of time order words for kids given below:
List of Time Order Words of Before, First and Next
Before | First | Next |
Earlier | At first | After |
Formerly | At the beginning | After a few days |
In the past | At the onset | After a while |
Not along so | Before | After that |
Once | Commence | As soon as |
Preceding | Embark | Consequently |
Previously | From this point | Following |
Prior to | In the first place | Henceforth |
Up until that time | Starting with | In time |
Yesterday | To begin | In turn |
In advance | Initially | Then |
Last time | At the outset | Soon after |
Previous to | Before all else | Right after |
List of Time Order Words of Sometimes and Last
Sometimes | Last |
At times | Afterward |
From time to time | At last |
Gradually | At the end |
Occasionally | Eventually |
Periodically | Finally |
Rarely | Hereafter |
Seldom | In conclusion |
Some of the time | In the end |
Every so often | Last of all |
On occasion | Later on |
Every now and then | Thereafter |
Intermittently | To Finish |
Once in a while | Ultimately |
Refer to 3 letter words for kids to build their vocabulary knowledge.
Example of Time Order Words in Sentences
Some of the samples of time order words used in the sentences to make them meaningful are mentioned below:
- Earlier, I had three puppies.
- In the past, two children were staying in this house.
- Previously, I had a lot of trouble around the house.
- Yesterday, I got some candies for my sister’s birthday.
- Last time, many people attended my birthday party.
- Up until that time, I had beautiful peacock feathers in my notebook.
- Prior to this, many children were playing on the ground.
- Initially, I thought of going to my grandma’s house near the countryside.
- Originally, I was planning to meet my friends.
- To start with, pour some water into the jar.
- From this point, I would not like to go out.
- In the beginning, it was difficult to understand the concept.
- Then, take some salt and add it to the water.
- You can take all the materials afterwards from the store.
- After that, take some time to complete your lessons.
- After a few days, the temperature started reducing.
- At times, we forget to do what is required.
- Occasionally, I go out for lunch with my friends.
- I rarely visit my grandparent’s home in the countryside.
- I keep looking for my glasses every now and then.
- I eat ice cream once in a while.
- Finally, I had an opportunity to meet my favorite actor.
- Ultimately, it was fun playing with my friends in the pool.
- The overall experience of hiking in the mountains was incredible.
- It was eventually time for everyone to leave the stadium after a musical concert.
- After that, things started getting better in the town.
- In the end, we decided to leave the place.
- At the onset of summer, the temperature of the atmosphere gets warmer.
- I will not eat chocolates from this point.
Ways to Teach Time Order Words for Kids
At times, little kids might ignore learning words if not presented in an engaging way. Therefore, you can teach time order words for them to tell or narrate the events meaningfully. To help them learn new vocabulary words, you can conduct exciting activities for kids. Some of the interesting ways to teach time order words for kids are mentioned below:
- Use chart: This is the best way to teach kids time order words. You can hang or paste the chart related to time order words in your child’s study room. They will keep track of all the words as and when they come across the charts on the wall. These charts for kids are extremely useful in learning words to enhance their communication skills.
- Show flashcards: Using flashcards enable kids to learn words faster. They tend to concentrate on the visually appealing words mentioned in the flashcards. You can show the flashcards and ask kids to recite and write sentences with words in them.
- Dictate words: Apart from recitation, it is essential for kids to learn to spell to write the sentences correctly. They will think and write the spelling of the given words correctly. They can enhance their spelling skills by dictating time order words.
Benefits of Learning Time Order Words for Kids
Some of the benefits of learning time order words for kids are mentioned below:
- It develops vocabulary and language skills in children.
- It enables children to make meaningful sentences for communication.
- It allows children to use time order words appropriately in the events they are narrating.
- It boosts the confidence of children to speak, listen, read and write effectively.
- It enhances the learning experience of children.
- It minimizes the errors they make while communicating with others.
We hope this article on time order words were useful to you. To learn more about activities, worksheets and games, explore literacy games for kids, puzzles for kids, kids learning sections at Osmo.
Frequently Asked Questions on Time Order Words
What are some of the time order words?
Some of the time order words for kids are before (earlier, last time, prior to, previously, yesterday, etc.) first (at first, starting with, initially, from this point, at the beginning, etc.), next (after a while, after a few days, consequently, henceforth, then, etc.), sometimes (occasionally, from time to time, gradually, once in a while, rarely, etc.) last (finally, at the end, hereafter, eventually, at last, etc.)
What are the examples of time order words used in sentences?
Some of the examples of time order words used in sentences are; From this point, I would not like to go out. Initially, I thought of going to my grandma’s house near the countryside. Previously, I had a lot of trouble around the house and I eat ice cream once in a while.
Correct word order has a significant role in teaching a foreign language. Many learners automatically order the words in a sentence as in their native language. However, since different languages have various sentence structures, ESL teachers should be very attentive in dealing with this topic. Despite its difficulty, it can be taught in fun and entertaining ways to primary school children. Here we present activities that will definitely come in handy to practise word order with your kids.
Rainbow sentences
One of the fascinating ways of practising word order with kids is definitely with Rainbow order. Distribute the mixed parts of the sentence to your students and ask them to put the words in the correct order according to rainbow colours (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet). To make it more fun, you can also play the rainbow song. Children really enjoy doing this activity.
Question cards
Use question cards to introduce the rules of word order to your students, such as Who/what, what happens, where, when, etc. Provide with an example (Bob goes to school every day.) and get your students to put the mixed words in the correct order.
Expanding the phrase
Write a word on the board. Ask your students to take in turns and add extra words to make it into a longer and longer sentence. It must be a logically coherent sentence. Students cannot remove words, but they can change the order while adding new words. My kids really enjoy this activity, especially when I ask them to use their imagination and expand the phrase in a funny way.
Cat
- A black cat
- A big black cat
- Tom saw a big black cat
- Tom saw a big black cat in the forest
- Tom saw a big black cat in the forest last night
Removing words from a sentence
This activity is considered to be the opposite of the previous one. Here you provide your students with a long sentence and ask them to take turns and to remove words so that it always remains a sentence.
- Kate doesn’t like cartoons because they are loud, so she doesn’t watch them.
- Kate doesn’t like cartoons because they are loud, so she doesn’t watch.
- Kate doesn’t like cartoons because they are loud.
- Kate doesn’t like cartoons.
Brainstorming sentences
Ask your students to work in pairs or in groups. Choose a topic that the students are familiar with (weather, animals, food, jobs, etc) and get them to make up as many correct and long sentences as possible.
Example: Animals
Group A: Crocodiles are very dangerous animals.
Group B: Many people are afraid of spiders and not mice.
Group A: It is very difficult to survive crocodile’s attack because they attack very quickly.
Group B: Last summer, when we were staying in a forest, we suddenly saw a wolf near our tents.
Gringle
This is a guessing game. Choose a player, who will think of a verb his/her classmates must guess what verb this student is thinking of. The verb is replaced by a nonsense word such as “gringle”. The students then ask questions, like this:
— Can you gringle at night?
— Who gringles more — girls or boys
— Do you use a special object to gringle?
— When do you usually gringle?
— Is gringling a fun or a serious action?
Why do people gringle?This game is a magnificent tool for practising word order in interrogative sentences with your kids. With the help of numerous questions, they revise different types of questions, such as General and Special ones.
This was the list of the activities that I usually use with my kids to practise word order. I am sure you are aware of some other fascinating ways as well. Share them in the comments below.
So you have some curiosity about time order words? The short answer is that time order words establish the sequence in which events happen and are some of the most important words in the English language.
What are Time Order Words?
Time order words set the scene in academic writing as well as fiction. They are the compass and the time keeper to help keep the listener on track. The most popular place to find time order words is at the start of a paragraph, but they can come anywhere in a sentence.
So maybe you’re still wondering why time order words are important? They provide the context and grounding in the English language. Without them, you are most likely to be a little bit lost and possible assume something that is not true or part of the story.
Time Order Words List
Here are some examples broken down into categories to help make some sense of time order words.
BEFORE
- Earlier
- Formerly
- In the past
- Not long ago
- Once
- Preceding
- Previously
- Prior to
- Up until that time
- Yesterday
FIRST
- At first
- At the beginning
- At the onset
- Before
- Commence
- Embark
- From this point
- In the first place
- Starting with
- To begin
NEXT
- After
- After a few days
- After a while
- After that
- As soon as
- Consequently
- Following
- Henceforth
- In time
- In turn
- Later
- Momentarily
- Not long after
- Right after
- Second
- Third
- Shortly
- Since
- Soon
- Soon after
- Then
- Tomorrow
- When
- Presently
SOMETIMES
- At times
- From time to time
- Gradually
- Occasionally
- Periodically
- Rarely
- Seldom
- Some of the time
LAST
- Afterward
- At last
- At the end
- Eventually
- Final
- Finally
- Hereafter
- In conclusion
- In the end
- Last of all
- Later on
- Thereafter
- To conclude
- To finish
- Until
Time Order Sentence Examples
- In the past, I had been taught to bake cookies.
- At first, I was a bit nervous about speaking in front of the committee.
- The maiden has learned from her earlier experiences.
- Before they became trendy, overalls were formerly only worn by farm workers.
- We’re going to Thailand at the beginning of the winter to avoid the snow.
- Mary began to prepare the meal, starting with peeling the potatoes and carrots.
- Henceforth you must pay a toll to cross this bridge.
- If beaches are your jam, then you must go surfing with me.
- After a while, the conversation turns to the meaning of life.
- I like to eat ice cream for breakfast, from time to time.
- Let’s go to the concert first and then eat dinner afterward.
- To conclude, I agree with everything everyone has said here tonight.
- To begin with, I’m not always so scared of the dark.
- Not long ago I learned that most sharks are not predatory towards humans.
- As soon as I save up enough money, I’m taking a trip to Mexico.
- Periodically, I don’t like being around people and need to be alone.
- Eventually, the sun rose and everything was back to normal.
- Presently, we have enough grain to supply the farm for the rest of the month.
- From this point, let’s count our blessings and let go of the losses.
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Last Updated on June 22, 2022