Sequencing Adapted Books Bundle | 3-4-5 Picture Sequencing | SLP SPED Autism

Sequencing Adapted Books Mini-Bundle | "I Can Do Lots of Things" Series | 3-Picture, 4-Picture & 5-Picture Sequencing

The engaging sequencing progression bundle for special education, autism, and speech therapy classrooms — featuring 3 adapted books at progressively challenging levels (3-picture, 4-picture, AND 5-picture sequencing) PLUS 21 companion worksheets for extended practice!

Whether your students are just beginning sequencing work or ready for advanced 5-picture sequences, this bundle has the right level for every learner. Perfect for SLPs writing IEP goals at multiple skill levels — all in one money-saving bundle.

★ Perfect for: Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs), Special Education Teachers, Autism Classrooms, Self-Contained Classrooms, Resource Rooms, Reading Intervention, Life Skills Classes, Paraprofessionals, ABA Therapists, Early Childhood, PreK, Preschool, Kindergarten, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, and 3rd Grade

What's Included — 3 Differentiated Sequencing Adapted Books + 21 Worksheets:

📖 Book 1: "I Can Do Lots of Things I" — 3-Picture Sequencing Perfect for emerging sequencers and early learners

📖 Book 2: "I Can Do Lots of Things II" — 4-Picture Sequencing The natural next step after 3-picture mastery

📖 Book 3: "I Can Do Lots of Things III" — 5-Picture Sequencing Advanced sequencing practice for students ready for longer sequences

📝 21 Companion Worksheets — One worksheet per page of each book!

🎨 Black & White Copies Included — Perfect for homework, send-home practice, or independent work

Why Multi-Level Sequencing Matters:

SLPs writing sequencing IEP goals typically progress students through skill levels:

• 3-Picture Sequencing: Mastery of basic first/middle/last
• 4-Picture Sequencing: Adding "next" — sequencing 4 events
• 5-Picture Sequencing: Advanced — including "then" or another sequence word

This bundle gives you the sequenced progression in one resource — meaning you can serve mixed-ability groups, progress individual students through levels over time, or pick the right level for each child.

Sample Activity:

A teacher or SLP reads:

"I can make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich…"

Students then sequence the pictures (3, 4, or 5 depending on the book/level) in the correct logical order — building advanced logical reasoning and sequencing skills with relatable everyday activities!

Skills Targeted Across This Bundle:

• Story sequencing at THREE skill levels
• 3-picture sequencing (foundational)
• 4-picture sequencing (intermediate)
• 5-picture sequencing (advanced)
• Logical reasoning — what comes first, next, and last
• Following directions in sequence
• Picture-to-picture sequencing
• First-then-next-last vocabulary
• Functional life skill awareness (sequencing real-life tasks!)
• Cause and effect
• Reading comprehension
• Receptive and expressive language
• Vocabulary development
• Visual processing and discrimination
• Independent work skills
• Fine motor practice (manipulating pieces, cut and glue worksheets)

How to Use This Sequencing Bundle:

In a small group, the teacher or therapist reads each sentence while students sequence the pictures at the appropriate level. Students working independently can practice the books at a literacy center or workstation.

The 21 worksheets and B&W copies extend the activity — use for:

• Independent classwork
• Send-home practice
• Cookie sheet activities (magnetic engagement!)
• File folder games (portable, durable)
• Task mats for centers and work stations
• Speech therapy session worksheets

Ways to Use:

• Small group speech therapy (sequencing IEP goals at multiple levels!)
• 1:1 instruction for targeted sequencing practice
• Whole group language lessons
• Literacy centers and independent workstations
• Cookie sheet activities (magnetic format with metal sheet)
• File folder games (portable, storage-friendly)
• Task mats for independent work systems
• Homework practice (send home B&W copies)
• Functional life skills practice
• AAC modeling ("First… then… next… last…" language frames)
• Reading intervention for struggling sequencers
• Multi-level differentiation (use different books for different students!)

If your students enjoy adapted books, there are many more in my collection. You can find the complete collection below:

Complete Adapted Books Collection

For more hands-on activities for centers and workstations, please see the links below:

Hands-On Cookie Sheet Activities

Hands-On Task Cards