Cause and Effect

Front

Cause in: 'Jessica fell and bumped her head.'

Back

Jessica fell

Front

EFFECT in: Jessica fell and bumped her head.

Back

bumped her head

Front

Cause in: Jack's stomach was hurting because he ate his lunch too quickly.

Back

he ate his lunch too quickly

Front

Cause in: 'The baby fell asleep because he was extremely tired.'

Back

he was extremely tired

Front

Effect in: 'The baby fell asleep because he was extremely tired.'

Back

The baby fell asleep

Front

Cause in the sentence: 'Grandma ironed the clothes because they were wrinkled.'

Back

they were wrinkled

Front

Effect in: 'Grandma ironed the clothes because they were wrinkled.'

Back

Grandma ironed the clothes

Front

Identify the CAUSE: The day was too hot, so the family went to the beach.

Back

The day was too hot.

Front

Effect in: 'The day was too hot, so the family went to the beach.'

Back

the family took a trip to the beach

Front

Identify the CAUSE: The girl was so happy she had gotten her favorite meal for lunch.

Back

she had gotten her favorite meal for lunch