RC 2.6 ELA Standards 4th Grade

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RC 2.6 ELA Standards 4th Grade Cause & Effect RC 2.6 ELA Standards 4th Grade

What is Cause & Effect? Cause is why something happens. Effect is what happens as a result.

Example I ate an entire pizza for dinner, so now my stomach hurts. Cause – Ate too much pizza Effect – Stomach ache

Sam couldn’t find his shoes, so he was late for school. Cause – couldn’t find shoes Effect – late for school

Disneyland is giving away free tickets if you volunteer to work a day for free in your community. Cause – work a day for free Effect – free tickets

The elephant was able to escape because the gate to the enclosure was left open. Cause – the gate was left open Effect – elephant escaped

Mia had a pet rabbit, but it ate all of the vegetables in her mother’s garden. Cause – had a rabbit Effect – ate the garden

More Practice

What could be the cause? You’re grounded Your received $100 You made the swimming team

What could be the effect? You studied extra hard You reached your AR goal You mowed lawns all summer

Cause is why something happens. Remember Cause is why something happens.

Effect is what happens as a result

Game

Loren left his book on his desk, so he was unable to finish his homework. Cause Effect

Try Again

Correct!

Stacy’s flowers died because she forgot to water them for a week. Effect

Try Again

Correct!

The kids at Cinnamon earned a carnival because they worked hard on their STAR tests. Effect

Try Again

Correct!

My dad gave me $50 for getting straight A’s on my report card. Cause Effect

Try Again

Correct!

It snowed last night so school was canceled today. Cause Effect

Try Again

Correct!

Read Aloud

Story Elements

Cause Effect How did the story begin? Moose wanted a muffin. Then what happened? He wanted jam to go with it. Effect

And because he wanted jam, what happened next? He wanted…

Writing

If You Give An Elephant a Peanut

Sentence 1 Cause – Gave an elephant a peanut… Effect – What will happen? Write – If you give an elephant a peanut, he will want

Sentence 2 Cause – Effect – Write –

Sentence 3 Cause – Effect – Write –

Sentence 4 Cause – Effect – Write –

Sentence 5 Cause – Effect – Write –

Sentence 6 Cause – Effect – Write –

Conclusion Bring it back to the first sentence you wrote. Cause – Effect – Write –

Resources

Library Books If You Give a Pig a Pancake by Laura Numeroff If You Give a Moose a Muffin by Laura Numeroff