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For some students, it is difficult to understand the concept of cause and effect. A restatement of the ideas can put it all into perspective.

Lesson plan idea for teaching students the cause and effect relationship during small group reading instruction.

For a St. Patrick's Day elementary reading lesson plan, use Tomie dePaola's retelling of the Irish folk tale Jamie O'Rourke and the Big Potato to teach cause and effect.

Elementary teachers can use the book If You Give a Mouse a Cookie to teach students cause and effect. Kids complete if then statements and play a cookie match game.

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Use the trade book Pumpkin Town! to teach elementary students the reading comprehension skills of identifying causes and effects and making predictions.

This very expressive book can be used to prepare students for an inclusion classroom, teach skills of compare and contrast, main idea, as well as cause and effect.

This book explains the science of fossil fuels while also covering the history of gasoline and oil production. It gives ideas for renewable energy for transportation.

Honey Rabbit is a Golden Sturdy Shape Book which details a bunny's search for the meaning of spring. Children will love the book and learn much from it.

Babies learn new things every day and develop many new skills during the three to six month period of life.

By adhering to five steps, teachers have the power to enable all students to master content and be successful on standardized tests.

Elementary teachers can use the book If You Give a Mouse a Cookie to teach kids AB, AAB, ABB, and ABC pattern lessons during math and reading integrated unit.