Cause And Effect Level 1: Sort And Say Literacy Center™ - 1 literacy center
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Best for Grades: 2-3
1 literacy center
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Ages: 7-8 / Grades: 2-3
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years of age.Strengthen Critical Thinking And Oral Language Skills
Students determine the cause and effect from six sets of six self-checking text cards and sort accordingly on the mat. Using the provided Signal Word Cards, students then describe the texts' cause-effect relationship.
- 36 text cards
- Size: 3½" by 2½" each
- 12 signal word cards
- Size: 1¼" by 1" each
- 2 mats
- Size: 8½" by 11" each
- 1 laminated task card
- Size: 9" by 6"
- Really Good Instructional Guide
- 1 hanging plastic bag
- Size: 11" by 13¼"
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