A sequence is a fixed order in which things must occur. Common examples of sequences include the days of the week, months of the year, numbers, and the alphabet, as they always follow the same progression. Activities like getting dressed or playing are not sequences because there is no set order that must be followed. The document encourages thinking of other examples of sequences.

1. Sequence
Ms. Breau

2. What is it ?
 A sequence is a fixed order.
 Things have to go in a specific order.
 If things are not in order, they are no longer in a
sequence.

3. Sequences we know!
 Day of the Week
 Months of the Year
 Numbers
 Alphabet

4. Thing that are not a sequence
 Getting dressed
 playing

5. Your turn!
 Can you think of a sequence