Cause and Effect with STUDY ISLAND

Today you are going to take an assessment to test what you know about cause and effect situations. Scroll down to the last post to review the rules of cause and effect. Then scroll back to this post and click on word Study Island. Use your username/password to log in.

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Cause and Effect

Sunshine State Standard - LA.4.1.7.4 - identify cause-and-effect relationships in text

Cause and Effect can help you understand why characters in a story act and feel as they do.

Cause = Why - Something that makes something else happen.

Effect = What - what happens as a result of the cause.

CAUSE	EFFECT
The boy kicked the ball.	The ball rolled.
The girl teased the cat.	The cat growled.
Sally studied hard for a test.	Sally earned an A on her test.
Joe became really tired.	Joe went to sleep early.

At times connecting words are used to link the cause and effect. Examples of connecting words are:

because, so, consequently, therefore, due to the fact, since, as a result, the reason for, thus, nevertheless

Click here to log into Destination Success to complete the Cause and Effect lesson.

Reading Survey

Reading is a part of our everyday world. One of our goals for our class is to improve our reading skills. Click the link below to answer questions that will help me learn more about the way you like to read.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?hl=en_US&formkey=dDl0THItZC1VZ0g1Y0lVWkxXZENXdWc6MQ#gid=0


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Ms. Brown

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