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Understand the Language of Cause and Effect

Students will be able to understand the language of cause and effect related to the civil rights movement.

Understand

Cause and Effect

Rosa Parks and Dr. King worked for peaceful change, so many people wanted to meet them.

Understand

Cause and Effect

What is the cause?

What is the effect?

Turn and Talk

Turn and Talk

Cause and

Effect Example

Today we will use the words so, because, and made to signal cause and effect.

Cause and

Effect Example

Understand Cause and Effect

Cause and effect are not always in the same order in a sentence.

Cause

Effect

made people take action.

Dr. King's words

Understand Cause and Effect

People walked for a day.

because Rosa Parks was arrested.

Dr. Kings words made people take action.

People walked for a day because Rosa Parks was arrested.

Cause vs Effect

Cause

Effect

made people take action.

Dr. King's words

Cause vs Effect

People walked for a day.

because Rosa Parks was arrested.

I can figure out which is the cause and which is the effect by the signal word. The signal word because comes before a cause. The signal words so and made come before an effect.

Your Turn

With your partner, come up with another cause and effect sentence for each of the following sentence frames.

Your Turn

Use Pictures to Describe Cause and Effect Relationships

Use Pictures to Describe Cause and Effect Relationships

Create a cause and effect statement using pictures instead of words. Draw a picture of an event that you learned about in the text. Then draw the effect of that event. Connect the two pictures with the signal word so, because, or made. Make sure the pictures are in the correct order. Talk about your pictures with a partner.

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