cause and effect
Published on Jan 11, 2016
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Cause
an event or action that makes something happen
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To find the cause, ask yourself:
Why did this happen?
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Think about rain...
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Rain is the cause
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There could be many effects!
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Wet grass could be one effect.
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When it rains, what are the other effects?
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When you can determine cause and effect, your understanding of the text will improve.
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In your books, list the possible effects of each of the following...
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Snow fall
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Teaching strike
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Now, list the possible cause of each of the following (you will need to use your imagination)
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Birthday cake
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Sunburn
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Cause and effect can also be displayed as part of a chain.
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The book we are about to read, Lord of the Flies, has many events (or causes) that result in different effects.
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At the start of chapter one, we meet Ralph (the fair haired boy) and Piggy (the chubby one).
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The boys survived a plane crash and are stranded on an island. They don't know if anyone else survived.
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