Cause and Effect

Sam went to the school nurse. 
_{Choose a possible cause}

• Sam felt perfectly fine this morning. 

• Sam walked to school with Mary

• Sam fell and scraped his knee at the bus stop

• Sam wanted to join the basketball team

Effect: I got in trouble.

• I gave my mom a rose I picked.

• I did my homework after school.

• I cleaned my room.

• I lied to mom.

The girl's shoes were way too tight.
_{Choose a possible effect}

• The girl's feet were comfortable. 

• Her feet started to hurt

• She ate pancakes for breakfast. 

• Her favorite color is yellow. 

Karen practiced kicking the ball, so she made the soccer team this year. 
_{Is the red part of the sentence the cause or the effect?}

• Cause

• Effect

Since I left the pizza in the oven, it started to burn. 

^{Is the red part of the sentence the cause or the effect?}

• Cause

• Effect

The little boy played hard all day without a nap. 
_{Choose a possible effect}

• The little boy stayed up until midnight. 

• The little boy went to bed early. 

• The little boy had a lot of extra energy. 

• The little boy was not tired at all. 

What is the effect in this sentence?
Due to peanut allergies, students aren't permitted to bring in baked goods.

• peanut allergies

• students aren't permitted to bring in baked goods

• yummy

• delicious

Because of price increase, sales are down.

• Cause

• Effect

Name the red part of the sentence.
My button was loose, so my grandmother sewed it on tightly.

• Cause

• Effect

Roger ate too many jelly beans, so he got a belly ache. 

^{Is the red part of the sentence the cause or the effect?}

• Cause 

• Effect