Cause and effect can cause (no pun intended) problems with students! They get so mixed up! Even at the end of second grade, my students could use a review. My students ask me all the time, “Which one is cause?” What does effect mean, Ms. Mawn?” “I forget”
If your kids need a little extra practice grab this freebie. It is a sample of a larger product. However, just one extra practice session may help. It sometimes clicks in for kids with one more question or review.
If your students also need some extra practice, grab this freebie! It will help your students make sense of cause and effect by clicking here or on the image below. If you download it, please leave feedback. I am so grateful when folks do so! Thank you so much!
If you want to take a look at the full pack, you can find it at my TPT store. Click here to take a look and see if it would meet your needs.
You also might like to try these Cause and Effect graphic organizers from Jen at Teacher Karma. They are very handy and also at Classroom Freebies. Click here to check them out.
-Bex Mawn
This post originally appeared at Classroom Freebies
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