Alice in Wonderland Story Sequence Worksheet
The Alice in Wonderland story sequence worksheet is an easy way for preschoolers to practice story order using familiar characters and simple picture clues. If your child enjoys classic stories and learns best with visuals, this activity fits right into your day.
Story sequencing is a foundational skill for early reading, and this worksheet keeps the focus clear and manageable. You can pair it with your favorite version of the story or use it on its own as a quiet table activity.
If you are building a collection of story order activities, this printable fits naturally alongside these story sequencing cards and works well for repeated practice at home.
Sequencing Worksheet At a Glance
• Best for ages: 3–5
• Prep: Low prep
• Pages: 1 activity page
• Skills practiced: story order, visual scanning, fine motor skills
• Supplies needed: scissors, glue, crayons (optional)
Notes: Works well after reading the story or as a review activity
Try this next: Little Red Hen Sequencing Cards
What’s Included in This Printable Pack
This printable set is designed for preschool and early kindergarten learners who are beginning to understand how stories flow from beginning to end. The pages use clear images and a simple layout so children can focus on the task without distractions.
- 1-page printable activity
- Designed for ages 3–5
- Low-prep cut-and-paste format
- Focuses on story sequencing and visual order
- Black-and-white page for easy printing
How to Use These Printables
Start by reading through your favorite version of Alice in Wonderland.
- Hardcover Book
Print the sequencing page. Grab scissors and glue (or a glue stick) and set everything out on the table.
Cut out the picture pieces along the lines. If your child is new to cutting, you can cut them out first and let them do the sequencing.
Talk through the pictures before gluing. Ask, “What happened first? What comes next? What happens last?” Glue the pictures in order on the sequencing page.
Retell the story together using the finished page. Have your child point to each picture as they explain what’s happening.
Skills Your Preschooler is Practicing
Story sequencing helps children understand how events connect, which supports early reading and comprehension. This worksheet keeps the skill work focused and age-appropriate.
- fine motor skills
- pencil control
- visual scanning
- story order awareness
- hand-eye coordination
More Story Sequencing Printables
If your child enjoys putting stories in order, these printables are a great next step. Each one focuses on familiar stories and clear picture cues.
- Little Red Riding Hood Sequencing
- The Mitten Story Sequence
- Nativity Sequencing Pictures
- If You Give Me A Mouse A Cookie Sequencing Printables
- Three Little Pigs Sequencing Crown
Learning Activities & Extensions
These pages are easy to fit into your day and work well with very little setup. You can use them right after reading the story, during table time, or as a simple activity your child can work through with minimal help. The ideas below offer a few ways to use the worksheet without overthinking it.
- Fine motor: Cut out the pictures and glue them in order
- Literacy: Read the story first, then retell it using the pictures
- Independent time: Use it as a quiet table activity
- Visual support: Talk through what happens first, next, and last
- Simple extension: Pair the worksheet with an Alice in Wonderland picture book and act out the scenes
FAQs About These Worksheets
Reading the story first helps, but it is not required. You can also talk through the pictures together before starting.
Yes. Slip the pages into a page protector and use dry-erase markers, or print an extra copy for repeat practice.
Once your child understands how sequencing works, this activity is simple enough for short independent time.
Get Your Free Printable
This worksheet is quick to prep and easy to use, making it a simple addition to your story activities. Just print the pages, and you’re ready to go.
This Alice in Wonderland sequencing activity gives preschoolers clear practice with story order using a familiar theme. It works well on its own or alongside other sequencing printables. For more options, try these story sequencing cards next.
Tara is the brains behind Homeschool Preschool, where her journey from preschool and public school teacher to homeschooling mom of three fuels her passion for early childhood education. With a blend of expertise and firsthand experience, Tara’s writings offer practical tips and engaging resources to support families in creating meaningful learning adventures at home.
