Free Printable Sequence Chart

A blank sequence chart with numbered, connected boxes for showing order — story events, life cycles, science processes, or how-to steps. Choose 3 to 6 boxes.

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About the sequence chart

A sequence chart (or flow chart) shows the order in which things happen — the events in a story, the stages of a life cycle, the steps of a science experiment, or a set of how-to instructions. The numbered boxes and arrows make the order explicit.

Choose between 3 and 6 steps to match your activity, then print. Each box is numbered and connected by an arrow, on standard US Letter paper — free, no sign-up.

Frequently Asked Questions

A sequence chart is a graphic organizer that arranges events or steps in the order they happen, connected by arrows. It is used for story retelling, life cycles, processes, and step-by-step instructions.
Pick the number of steps that matches your process — 3 to 4 for simple sequences like beginning-middle-end, and 5 to 6 for more detailed processes or longer stories.