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Step 1, Step 2, Step 3- Sequencing - Executive Function-SEL

Sequencing • Routines • Task Order • Executive Functioning • SEL What This Song Teaches Step One, Step Two, Step Three helps children understand sequencing — the ability to put actions in order and follow steps from start to finish. Kids learn how to: follow simple step‑by‑step routines understand “first, then, finally” get dressed in order clean up with a predictable sequence follow steps in science activities tell stories with beginning–middle–end repair when they skip a step ask for help when needed This is sequencing across motor, task, STEM, narrative, and routine domains. Why Sequencing Matters Sequencing supports: independence morning routines transitions reading comprehension early science skills emotional regulation problem‑solving executive functioning Children who struggle with sequencing often look “distracted” or “messy,” when the real issue is order, not effort. This song gives them a gentle, musical roadmap. How to Use This Song at Home 1. Use it during morning routines Socks → pants → shirt. 2. Use it for cleanup Blocks → books → rug. 3. Use it for science play Guess → try → talk. 4. Use it for storytelling Beginning → middle → end. 5. Normalize mistakes “If you skip a step, that’s okay…” 6. Use the whisper bridge as a resilience cue “First we try, then we try again…” How to Use This Song in the Classroom 1. Play it during arrival Helps kids settle into predictable steps. 2. Use it as a transition cue “Step one, step two, step three” becomes a class rhythm. 3. Pair it with visual schedules Picture cards, arrows, step charts. 4. Use it in science centers Hypothesis → procedure → observation. 5. Use it in literacy Beginning → middle → end. 6. Support neurodivergent learners Sequencing reduces overwhelm and supports working memory. How Babysitters & Caregivers Can Use It 1. Use it for bedtime routines Wash → brush → story. 2. Use it for outings Shoes → coat → bag. 3. Use it for cleanup One step at a time. 4. Keep it gentle Sequencing is a helper, not a rule. Key Skills Practiced sequencing temporal order motor planning task breakdown narrative structure STEM procedure steps emotional regulation resilience independence Why This Song Works It blends: clear step‑by‑step language multiple sequencing domains SEL safety (“If you skip a step…”) STEM integration narrative structure predictable repetition gentle, warm tone A sequencing song that teaches children how to follow steps in order. “Step One, Step Two, Step Three” helps kids get dressed, clean up, explore science, and tell stories using simple, predictable sequences. Perfect for morning routines, transitions, and building independence. Step One, Step Two, Step Three is an SEL + Executive Functioning song designed to teach sequencing — the ability to put actions in order and follow steps from start to finish. Through real routines, STEM steps, narrative structure, and gentle SEL messaging, the song helps children understand “first, then, finally” across multiple domains. This track is ideal for: morning routines cleanup transitions science centers literacy lessons supporting neurodivergent learners building independence The bridge normalizes mistakes and teaches repair, while the whisper‑chorus reinforces resilience and emotional sequencing. Perfect for preschool, kindergarten, SEL lessons, and home routines. #SEL #ExecutiveFunctioning #SequencingSkills #KidsSongs #MorningRoutine #PreschoolLearning #KindergartenSEL #TeacherResources #EarlyChildhoodEducation sequencing song for kids first then finally song morning routine sequencing executive functioning sequencing preschool sequencing activities step by step song for kids