Cause & Effect. A cause and effect relationship  There is always something going on. This is your event.  The reason it happened is your cause.  What.

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Cause & Effect

A cause and effect relationship  There is always something going on. This is your event.  The reason it happened is your cause.  What happened as a result of it is your effect.

Words that give us hints:  Because  But  As a a result  Therefore  So  In order to

cause event effect

I noticed the other day that my cat was not acting like her normal self. She had stopped eating her cat food and wasn’t running around after her toys. I thought she might be sick. My mom suggested I take her to the Doctor’s office. In order to see what was wrong the doctor gave my cat an exam. She said I should give her medicine twice a day. As a result my cat got better.

She was sick. My cat wasn’t eating. She was not acting like herself. The doctor gave my cat an exam. The doctor gave her medicine. My cat got better. Cause Event Effect I noticed the other day that my cat was not acting like her normal self. She had stopped eating her cat food and wasn’t running around after her toys. I thought she might be sick. My mom suggested I take her to the Doctor’s office. In order to see what was wrong the doctor gave my cat an exam. She said I should give her medicine twice a day. As a result my cat got better.

I got an A+ on my math test! I knew it would be a hard test so I studied the night before. I wasn’t really sure of how to do the problems but I asked a lot of questions in class and I paid attention to my teacher. Since I got an A+ my mom said I can have a phone. As a result I could earn an A in math and get to go to Sun Splash.

Cause & Effect  The cause is why something happens.  The effect is what happens because of an event or situation.