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Fourth Grade
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Nonfiction Text Structures Part 2: Cause & Effect

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Nonfiction Text Structures Part 2: Cause & Effect

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by Stephanie Singer

Build up your students’ reading comprehension as they learn about the various features of nonfiction text structure. In this exercise, students will focus on an informational piece with a cause-and-effect structure and practice active reading skills.

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