Time - Before and after - Worksheet

This worksheet is designed to help students understand the concept of sequencing daily activities based on the time of day they are typically performed. The task requires sorting various activities into the appropriate columns labeled "Before School" and "After School," as well as "Morning," "Afternoon," and "Evening." Students are presented with a list of common activities such as "Going out to eat," "Breakfast," "Get dressed," "Bedtime story," "Go to a party," "Brushing teeth," "Having a bath," "Watch TV," "Travel home," "Travel to school," "Put on night clothes," "Homework," "Drawing," "Going to bed," and "Waking up." The interactive aspect of the worksheet involves cutting out pictures representing these activities and placing them in the correct columns, thereby reinforcing the concept of time and routine in a fun and engaging way.

The exercise is part of the "Fluency & Precision 1Before and After" series from masterthecurriculum.co.uk, which aims to develop students' understanding of time management and daily schedules. By categorizing the activities, students will practice distinguishing between tasks that are done before leaving for school in the morning and those that take place after returning home. Additionally, they will consider the broader context of a day's structure by organizing activities into morning, afternoon, and evening segments. This worksheet is a practical tool for enhancing students' temporal awareness and helping them to establish a sense of order in their daily routines.