Spatial order refers to describing a setting based on location from one point to another, such as clockwise, front to back, or top to bottom. For example, a paragraph about a local mall could be organized by beginning at the entrance and describing each section until reaching a favorite store. The document provides an example of using spatial order to write a paragraph, with a topic sentence followed by complete sentences listing items in the setting in the chosen order.

1. Spatial order refers to space or layout. To use spatial order, you describe the setting in some sort of
order based on location - you can go in a clockwise direction, or start at the front and go to the back,
or go from top to bottom - so long as you list things in some kind of logical order. For example, if you
write a paragraph about your local mall, you could organize the paragraphs and begin at the entrance,
then describe each section of the mall until you got to your favourite store.
Write your topic sentence. Now, list everything in that setting in order, depending on where it is. Make
each item in your list into a complete sentence, check for correct punctuation and spelling, and you've
got your paragraph!