These cause and effect task cards offer differentiation options with graphic organizers, audio support, and recording sheets. Suitable for 3rd to 6th grade, they are part of a money-saving bundle and include digital and print versions. Great for test prep and engaging students.
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These cause and effect task cards are perfect for teaching this complex skill! Cause and effect graphic organizers, audio support, and recording sheet options are great for differentiation!
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NOTE: This resource uses American English and is not editable.
There are several Cause and Effect activities you can do with this resource. They are great for test prep or as extra practice for your text structures lesson. You could use them orally with small groups and have students discuss the answers. They could also be used individually with students answering on notebook paper or on provided answer sheets. Students can check their work using the included answer keys. Also includes blackline versions of the cards for printing on colored paper!
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โ๏ธ “Used these for an observed lesson as stations around the room! My kids loved them and my principal really liked the movement we were doing and how engaged all the students were!! Thank you!!!” -Morgan L.
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โ๏ธ “I LOVE using your task cards with my third graders! They keep my kiddos engaged and on task! I love using them at my independent center during reading centers. Thanks so much! Quality materials!!!” -Emily C.
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These passages were written by me, Rachel Lynette. I am a published author of over 120 nonfiction books for children on a variety of subjects, as well as several teacher resource books. I have written for publishers such as Harcourt, Thompson-Gale, Rosen, Childrenโs Press, Evan-Moor, Kagan, and several others. These passages reflect more than a decade of professional writing experience.
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Alaina D. –
Text structures are always a hard concept for my students to grasp. I immediately introduced this resource. The students grasped the concept of cause and effect so quickly I was surprised! I loved this and reuse it every year!
Megan T. –
I paired my Newcomer ELD students to complete slides. I liked the digital aspect, and the clarity of the structure and questions. This allowed the students to use the questions as answer frames and focus on finding the causes and effects.
Alicia W. –
My kids struggle with cause and effect. This resource really helped their comprehension.
Kimberly T. –
My students were able to work independently or with a partner and complete the activity. I used it as an Easel Activity and I LOVED IT!!!!
Jordan W. –
Students used the tasks cards in class while we went through the unit for Cause and Effect. They worked individually as well as in pairs or small groups to work through various cards. Love the visuals of the graphic organizers, this helped my students too!
Kimberly R. –
My students loved using this resource, so engaging!! Such a great resource, I highly recommend purchasing!
Mary Taylor –
I plan on using these task cards as part of my FSA review games. Next year I will incorporate these cards with daily lessons when I cover the standard.
Anai Palacios Isidra –
I have been using this resource to help my students identify the cause and effect! We do a couple of the task cards as a class and then split students into groups. It is so engaging!
Amanda H. –
I used these task cards in small group, whole group, and assigned them digitally to check for understanding. My students get bored with worksheets so these are a great way to practice this skill.
Laura R. –
This activity worked well to keep them engaged with cause and effect.