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Signal words for sequence include first, next, then, later, soon, last, after, when, while and suddenly.  \nCircle the text's signal words and underline the important events.  \nBread-Making  \nBefore bread reaches our tables, it goes through many changes. When this process happens in a specific order, simple ingredients can turn into a soft, fluffy and delicious food. Each stage plays an important part in helping the bread become something people can eat!  \nBread making begins when flour, water, yeast and salt are put together in a large bowl. As they are mixed, by hand or by a machine, dough starts to form. The dough may be sticky at first. This is normal! Yeast then starts feeding on the natural sugars in the flour. Yeast is a tiny living organism that eats sugar and makes gas, which helps bread rise and get fluffy. While this is happening, tiny air bubbles start to form inside the dough!  \nThe bread then needs to be kneaded. As the dough is pressed, folded and stretched during this process, it becomes smoother and stretchier. The baker must do this again and again in order to strengthen the dough and trap the gas made by the yeast inside. Over time, the trapped bubbles get bigger and bigger, which causes the dough to expand. If the baker didn’t knead the dough, it would be flat and dense instead of light and airy.  \nAfter the bread is kneaded, it is placed in a warm area to rest. The yeast continues to work as time passes. It releases more and more gas, which causes the dough to slowly get bigger and  \nsofter. Many pieces of dough double in size during this stage! It can take one or two hours for the dough to rise, depending on the temperature of the room and the amount of yeast used.  \nFor the next step, the baker will gently press down on the dough to remove any extra bubbles. Soon afterward, the baker will shape the dough into rolls, loaves or whatever form they choose so that it will bake evenly! The dough at this point feels lighter than before, but it still needs more time to develop its final texture.  \nDuring this second resting period, the shaped dough continues to rise. It becomes even puffier and softer. This second rise usually takes less time than the first, but it is just as important! The dough must expand one last time before it is baked.  \nNext, the dough is placed into a hot oven. As its temperature rises, the dough expands quickly and then starts becoming firm. The heat kills the yeast, and the bread eventually stops rising. After more time in the oven, the dough starts to form a crust while the inside stays soft and fluffy.  \nBy the time the bread has turned golden brown, the baking process is complete. After cooling on a rack, the bread is easier to slice. Once the bread is sliced, it is ready to eat!  \nThen, use your annotations to write a sequence of eight important steps in the bread-making process.  \n\n| 1- |\n| --- |\n| 2- |\n| 3- |\n| 4- |\n| 5- |\n| 6- |\n| 7- |\n| 8- |\n\nAnswers  \nThe sequence below is a suggestion. Accept other reasonable events if they are from the text and in the correct order.  \n1- Ingredients are mixed to form dough.  \n2-Yeast begins producing gas inside the dough.  \n3-The dough is kneaded to get rid of bubbles.  \n4-The dough rests and rises for the first time.  \n5-Extra air is pressed out and the dough is shaped.  \n6-The shaped dough rises a second time.  \n7-The dough is baked in a hot oven.  \n8-The bread cools and is ready to eat.","cbCairDmgfX3DJ3i","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairDmgfX3DJ3i","pdf",114278,"English","# Sequence\n## Text structure and signal words\n## Bread-making process\n## Task: eight-step sequence\n## Suggested answers","[{\"question\":\"What is a “sequence” text structure?\",\"answer\":\"A sequence is a way an author organizes events in the order they happen, from first to last.\"},{\"question\":\"Which signal words help identify sequence in a text?\",\"answer\":\"Signal words for sequence include first, next, then, later, soon, last, after, when, while, and suddenly.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the eight suggested steps in the bread-making process?\",\"answer\":\"They are: mix ingredients to form dough; yeast produces gas; knead to remove bubbles; rest and rise first time; press out air and shape; rise second time; bake in a hot oven; cool and eat.\"}]","Grade 5 Reading Worksheet - Sequence - Bread-Making - Eight Steps | PDF",1791792201]