We are reviewing cause and effect this week, so I'm using this activity as a whole group review. You can also put it in a folder for a literacy stations activity. Click on the pic below to download. Please leave a comment if you download! Enjoy!
You are awesomeness! That's what I have to say about that! Thank you, thank you, thank you...we are working on cause and effect right now, too. My prayer is that God will bless you 100-fold!Melly<><
Thanks so much for the freebie! This activity is really cute and I'm sure my students will enjoy it. I am a first year teacher and looking for great resources to use.
Thanks for sharing!! This is great! I have been looking for some kind of activity to do with my fourth graders on cause and effect! This is great! They will enjoy doing it, and they will be learning about cause and effect at the same time!! Thanks again!!
I found you from a link on Tara's blog!! Thanks so much for the freebie I love it and am definitely using it next week!! :) And I am now a new follower! Thanks!
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This is cute. Thanks for another awesome, targeted way to practice. I also downloaded the Baloney activity. I love that book & use it every year. Thanks for the helpful way to practice it again. Jenny
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You continue to amaze me with your creativity, generousity, and willingness to help other teachers like me. I love your creations and use them in my class to make me a better teacher!! susan in nc susanlulu@yahoo.com
Thank you for sharing this adorable lesson. The basal series we use offers nothing but a boring 'ole chart. This is much more developmentally appropriate. Your kids are lucky they have such an inspired and creative teacher!
Thank you so much for such a cute Cause and Effect resource. We enlarged a picture of a Treasure Chest and used the sentence strips as a kind of pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey.
Very cute! Thanks so much for the great share!
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Don't use Treasures but I love it anyway!
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Thank you again!
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Thanks! My kids are struggling with Cause/Effect, so this will work out great! :)
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Thanks for sharing!! This is great! I have been looking for some kind of activity to do with my fourth graders on cause and effect! This is great! They will enjoy doing it, and they will be learning about cause and effect at the same time!! Thanks again!!
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