Cause+and+Effect

=Cause and Effect = Instructions for the card game: 1. Mix all the cards up, face down, and draw 7 cards each. Hold these cards in your hand like playing cards, and pile the rest, face-down, on the table or floor between you and your opponent. Take the top card from the pile and place it face up next to the pile so that both people can read it. 2. Players may match a cause or effect in their hand with an effect or cause on the upturned middle card, or draw a hidden card from the pile. 3. After each turn, players must discard one card into the face-up pile. 4. If a match is made, the player takes the two matching cards and places them on the ground in front of him, //but only after his opponent approves the match//! This means that your match must make sense when read, and eliminates the possibility of matching any old pair of cards together. 5. Play ends when one player has no cards left, and the winner is the player with the most matches by game's end! 
 * After reading “The Tragedy of Little Bighorn,” students will play the “Cause and Effect Card Game.” First, each student draws a vertical line down a sheet of construction paper, making two columns. On the left side, he/she will write the cause and on the right, the effect. The student will come up with five cause-effect relationships from the book. Then, the student cuts each cause and effect out, making playing cards.
 * Students will use "A Picture Book of Sacagawea" to complete a Cause and Effect Graphic Organizer.
 * Students will complete a Cause and Effect worksheet by matching the cause and the effect.
 * [[file:cause and effect wkst.pdf]]