"Most narratives (compositions that tell a story, relate a series of events, or describe a process) are arranged in chronological order; that is , they are arranged in the order in which the events of the narrative occurred." It is also important to use references to the time of the day, day of the week or specific dates and transition words such as first, then, next and last to indicate the passage of time.
Space Order
Many compositions, especially those that describes places or people, are arraged in the space order; that is, the objects or details are arranged in the order in which they are observed in space. If you want to organize your narrative in this way, you should include references to directions, such as right, left, up, down, east, west,under, over, beyond, in front of , behind and so on.
Order of Importance
You can choose write the facts through the order of importance. Writes may begin with the most important supporting point and end with the least important. If you want create a suspense, it'll be better to begin with the least important fact and end with the most important, which allows them to build to a high point, or climax. You can help your reader by emphasizing the major points with transition words such as first, second and finally or with transition phrases such as more important and most important.
