Order related words based on meaning

Key Notes:-

Introduce Simple Concepts

• Definition: Explain that “order” means to put things in a specific sequence.
• Examples: Use familiar objects or concepts, like placing fruits in the order they are eaten (e.g., apple → banana → orange).

Everyday Examples

• Daily Routine: Order words related to a daily routine (e.g., wake up → brush teeth → eat breakfast).

Understanding Order:

Explain that ordering means arranging things in a specific sequence, like from smallest to largest or from first to last.

Related Words:

Introduce the concept of related words—words that are connected in meaning. For example, words like “cat,” “kitten,” and “paws” are related because they all describe things about cats.

Simple Examples:

• Size: Use words that describe sizes, such as “small,” “medium,” and “large.”
• Sequence: Use words that show a sequence of events, such as “first,” “next,” and “last.”

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