Cause and Effect Small Group Instruction: Four Trifolds | PDF and Digital |

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Deb Hanson
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  1. This reading bundle includes ten sets of reading trifolds! The trifold sets target reading skills including main idea, inferences, theme, plot, author's purpose, citing text evidence, writing nonfiction summaries, context clues, cause & effect, and figurative language. Most of the sets includes
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These four print-and-go trifolds target the skill of identifying the cause and/or effect in sentences and reading passages. You can use these cause and effect trifolds over the course of 4 days to provide targeted instruction on this topic.

As I was creating these trifolds, I pictured myself using them with small groups of students. Specifically, I envisioned sitting around a table with a group of students who who needed additional opportunities to practice determining the cause and effect associated with a given event or outcome. That being said, however, you can also successfully use these trifolds in a large group setting or assign them as independent work.

These cause and effect trifolds progress from basic to more complex. Answer keys are included, along with additional teacher notes for EACH trifold. CHECK OUT THE PREVIEW to get a good feel for what you will get if you choose to purchase this resource.

Trifold #1: The main purpose of this trifold is to help students differentiate between a cause and an effect. The first four panels focus on identifying the cause and the effect within a given sentence, while the final panel contains a reading passage. I also introduce a visualization strategy. Many students are confused when a sentence begins with an effect, and ends with a cause. To help these students, I stress that students should visualize the event in their mind before identifying the cause and the effect. Since the cause always happens first, visualization is a very helpful strategy. (This book contains 18 practice sentences and one nonfiction reading passage.)

Trifold #2: Book #2 was created with two main objectives in mind. The first three panels are used to introduce students to cause and effect SIGNAL WORDS. The back two panels focus on MAKING INFERENCES. Occasionally, authors expect the reader to infer the cause or the effect, and the passages on these two panels allow students to practice this skill. (This book contains 21 practice sentences and 2 fiction reading passage.)

Trifold #3: The primary purpose for this trifold is provide opportunities for students to answer cause and effect questions that follow reading passages. Also, the panels in the middle of the trifold introduce the fact that events can have multiple causes and/or multiple effects. (Four passages are included in all: two fiction and two nonfiction.)

Trifold #4: The main objective for this final cause and effect trifold is expose students to multiple choice questions related to identifying a cause or an effect. Students will likely see questions like these on standardized tests. This trifold includes 2 nonfiction reading passages and 1 fiction reading passage. Seven multiple-choice questions are included in this trifold. All of the questions require students to identify a cause or an effect that exists within the matching reading passage.

********This resource is available in TWO FORMATS:

1. TRADITIONAL PRINTABLES- Print the PDF and distribute paper copies to your students to complete.

2. TPT EASEL ACTIVITY- With this format, an interactive layer has been added to the original PDF!** This paperless version uses text boxes and drawing tools so that your students can complete it on a device. You can assign it to your students via Google Drive, and they can return it to you to review.

**Please note!** I created an enhanced version of this resource that is compatible with Google Slides. It includes instructional slides not included in this particular resource. I invite you to click on this link to review that version and then determine which format is most appropriate for your classroom and intended use.

Feel free to take a peek at my other trifolds! Just click on the links below!

Main Idea: Targeted Trifolds

Making Inferences: Targeted Trifolds

Plot: Targeted Trifolds

Author's Purpose: Targeted Trifolds

Theme: Targeted Trifolds

Context Clues: Targeted Trifolds

Citing Text Evidence: Targeted Trifolds

Writing a Nonfiction Summary: Targeted Trifolds

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This resource is also included in my TRIFOLDS BUNDLE. {CLICK HERE.}

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to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Describe the overall structure (e.g., chronology, comparison, cause/effect, problem/solution) of events, ideas, concepts, or information in a text or part of a text.
Compare and contrast the overall structure (e.g., chronology, comparison, cause/effect, problem/solution) of events, ideas, concepts, or information in two or more texts.

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