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Pair the Cause and Effect

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Pair the Cause and Effect

Cause and effect are connected events. A cause is the first event and the effect is the second event, or resulting action, that happens after the cause. With this worksheet, your students will match the cause and effect for five different situations.

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Reading & WritingReading FictionFiction ComprehensionCause and Effect in Fiction Texts
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