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Cause and Iffeef 2Camp letter (ccmt.)I. Explain three things that cause Sasha to like being at camp.2. Explain three things that cause Sasha to miss being at home.3. Explain why you think the campers were completing the challenges mentioned in paragraph two ofSasha's letter.BS-rawa a uiiuim b bwhsjm e essssb b bsssss b rsywgH bf Try this: Plan your own summer camp. Pick names for cabins or teams. Create interesting team building games. Plan a calendar of events for a week at summer camp. jB )2s gt& B McGraw-Hill CTiildren's Publishrog 29 J? tr562S Cause 8 Effect

NameConned each cause with its matching eFFect. EffectCause1. The Princess kisses the frog.a. She thought he was still too skinny.2. There was a pea under the mattress.b. The handsome prince married his lady.3. Rapunzel was kept secluded in a highc. She agrees to marry him.tower.d. The wolf could not blow the house down.4. The Beast is kind to Beauty.e. She Fell into a death-like sleep.5. The fairy was not invited" to Aurora'schristening.f. Baby Bear wailed.6. Jack cut down the beanstalk.g. She cast a hateful spell on the child.7. Cinderella's foot fit into the glassslipper easily.h. Red Ridinghood brought her cookies.L The giant fell to the ground.8. Snow White ate the apple.j. The princess could not sleep,9. Grandmother was ill.k. He regains his human form.10. Hansel showed a thin bone to thewitch.I. She had never met any men before. The youngster's porridge was gone.2. The third pig built his house out ofbricks. McGraw-HUl OillcfTen's Publlstj'mgTT5628 Cause & Effect

tfie life Evan Denison is a busy sixfh-grade kid. Fill in his day's schedule for a Saturday iast faii. 09:0010:30Here are your clues:1. Because Evan had lunch before noon and thenEventsshopped for 2.5 hours.2. Because the 55-minufe paper route imme diately preceded breakfast.3. Because he postponed homework as long aspicnic supperhomeworkbaby-sitfootball gameshop for clothesbreakfastshower and sleeppaper routenew video gamealarm wakes uplunchchorespossible.H. Because he baby-sat for 2.5 hours.5. Because these three events occurred in order:baby-sat, picnic, and TV wrestling.6. Because he did chores for one hour in theafternoon.watch wrestling on TValarm wakes up again7. Because he rested after his football game byplaying a new video game. McGraw-Hill Ctrildrerj's fublishmgIF5628 Cause & Effect

NameAround the WorlcfBelow are facts about Ferdinand Magellan's famous explorations.Connect each cause with its matching effect.Effect1. Trading would make investors rich.2. The Portuguese controlled the searoute to the East Indies.3. Seamen prepared to ward offenemies.a. Spanish explorers dared not travel southaround Africa.b. The ship returned to Spain with its sails intatters.c. Ships were sent to the Far East to trade.4. The crew's food supplies ran out.d. Magellan was killed in the conflict.5. The Spanish ships had a longe. Magellan was able to squelch a mutiny byjourney across the Pacific.6. Magellan's own men were loyal tohiim.some of the crew.f. They were forced to eat sawdust, leathersail rigging, and rats.7. The mapmakers had underestimatedthe size of the Pacific Ocean.g. Magellan named this land Tierra delFuego (land of fire).8. Magellan offered to help an islandh. Seamen suffered from thirst, malnutrition,ruler warring with another.9. The shores the ships passed wereilluminated by the fires of the natives.10. The Portuguese controlled the AfricanCape of Good Hope.I I. The Victoria was caught in a viciousstorm.12. The surviving ships took on a cargoof cloves.and starvation while crossing, the ocean.i. The Spanish hoped to discover d differentroute to the Spice Islands by travelingwest.j. Food and water supplies were quicklyused up.k. Despite the loss of ships, the voyageearned a profit.I. The ships were armed with guns andcannons.JF5628 Cause 8 effect McGra\v-WIil ChUtfren's PuWishfogBBBSSB

(j-ook at the sentence pairs below. Label fhe cause with o C. Label the effect with an E?)Dogs bark afr noises.Many people own them to prefect their7. Banana growing requires a tropicalclimate.properties.Bananas are not grown in Maine.2. We call ants social insects. . g People fear snakes.They live in colonies. Snakes are described as evil creaturesin many stories.3. Newspapers can sell for reducedprices.9. People must take precautions againstskin cancer.Newspapers contain manyadvertisements.Jhe ozone layer is thinning.H. Cats are extremely agile creatures.10. Many humans fear what they do notWhen dropped, cats land on their feet.know.Jhey tend to prejudge that which isdifferent.5.Few mammals can care for themselvesat birth.Most mammals are born immature.Most television and radio commercialsinclude music.Music helps recall our memories.6. The sun has a powerful gravitationalforce.The earth revolves around the sun.12. Young children view more violenttelevision than their parents did.Children may exhibit tendencies to actmore violently.\ McGraw-Hill Chilrfren's Publisbtog

NametyrkalLyle Lipscomb, the prolific writer of the i 960s and '70s, has written lyrics for countryand western stars such as P.B. Sandwich, Sherry Lou, and Nan Tuckett. Sad to say, he hascome on hard times in recent years. He is presently working as a used car salesman in Waco, Texas.Below are a few of his recent, and as yet unrecorded, songs. Match the first line of eachsong with the second. Place the numbers on the blanks provided.The last words of the first lines will give you clues.1. You May Call Me Sweetie PieI Will Never Leave This Town2. For You I'll Always PineI've Been Feeling Pretty Crummy3. Remember When We Wuz TowedYou Got That Huge Mosquito Bite4. If You Come up from Savannah'Cuz a Frog Got into the Radiator?5. Because Your Eyes Are BrownEver Since My Honey Said, "Shut YourTrap"6. When We Strolled in the MoonlightIf You Needle Me No More7. My Horse, I Call Her Piggy,J've Been Living Nightmares8. Since You Woke Me from That Dreamrl! Buy You a Piano Grand9. My Legs They Turned into Apricot Jelly'Cuz You're My Lemon Custard10. Since You Pointed at My TummySince She Scarfed Down All My FoodI I. Oh Lord, My Fingers Can No Longer SnapAnd I'll Be Your Heel Forever12. Oh, If You'll Have Me Play Your HandWhen You Ordered Toast and Jam13. Please Don't Give Me the ShoeI Will Be Your Top Banana McGraw-HUi ChiWrexi's Publistimg34Tf5628 Cause Sr Fffect

Textual EvidenceStrong readers provide evidence from the text to support theirthinking and/or answer their question.Sometimes you will find a direct answer in the reading. More oftenyou won't find a direct answer, instead, you wilt need to use yourresearch skills to make inferences and draw conclusions in order toanswer your question.You might paraphrase the author. This means you use your ownwords. You would still need to include your source.You might also quote the author. This means you would use theauthors exact words, word for word, and put quotations aroundthem and a page number.Read the passages provided and answer the questions by providingtextual evidence to support your thinking.Example:When does the following take place?Sarah lit the candle as the room grew darker. The clock chimedeight times, so she knew it would soon be bedtime. She hurried tofind her chalkboard slate as she had not finished her lessons yet andknew the teacher would be disappointed in her if she did not finish.Paraphrase: This passage takes place at night because Sarah wasgoing to bed soon.Quote:This passage takes place at night because the authors statesthat, "she knew it would soon be bedtime."

Textual EwitienceDate:Name:Find the EvidenceCan you find the PROOF for our answers? Use a crayon in thecolor shown to underline where you found each answer in the text.First Day of SchoolGerr/ was so nervous, he was shaking a little! Tocfciy was the first ctayof school, and normally, Gerry loved getting to see his friends again.Today was different, though. Gerry had moved in July, and he didn't knowanyone yet at his new school.As Gerry stood at the bus stop on the corner, he wondered about hisnew school. Would the teacher be nice? Would his principal be scary?Would he still get to go to P.E., music, and art like at his old school? hostimportantly. would he have any friends?Just then, Gerry spotted the big yellow bus rounding the corner. Thebus slowed to a stop, its brakes squeaking loudly, and the bus driverleaned out to open the door with a big smile."Gerry Roberts?" she called.Gerry nodded, gulped, and took a step onto the bus. As Gerry walkedslowly down the center aisle, he saw a sea of unfamiliar faces staringback at him. Finally, a boy smiled, "hey, sit here," he said, scooting over tooffer a seat. With a sigh of relief, Gerry sat down and smiled. "Hi, I'mKevin. Nice to meet you!" Thank goodness- Gerry had made a friend.Qbiuep yj Who is Gerry's new friend?What was Gerry most worried about?C red j?Where was Gerry's bus stop? j5urpfe Why was this first day of school different?Cgreen yHow did Gerry feel about the first day? prange When did Gerry move to his new house?

Use the areas you underlined on the previous page and your inferencing skills toanswer the following questions. When answering the following questions be sure toprovide fexfual evidence from what you read by paraphrasing or quoting the text.Who is Gerry's new friend?What was Gerry most worried about?How did Gerry feel about the first day of school?How do you think Gerry felt when he got on the bus?How do you think Gerry felt about the first day of school?

Name:Date:Find the Evidence' enTembinn — —On December 7, jou might notice American flaas at hnip ,up e flow: ThB co aMtt/Se t LSHarbor is a naval base on the island of Oahu in Hawaii In m iman,, memberS of the Nav were (iving on base The baseTso storei'many ships and supplies for the United States NavvAmencans died and 181 Navy ships were destroyed. 'II bntd-hT mOSt Americans wanted to stop- out of World Warda y- Decer fTP6 rAarb0r chan9ed the"- minde. The nextwnrrv* i "t 4', .the Uri'ted States joined World War H by declarinaar on Japan. Today, you can visit Pearl Harbor to remember the Nawsailors who bravely fought that day, especially those who lost their livescrbiuir Who called December 7 "a day that will live in infamy"?What does it mean for a flag to be at half-mast?Where is Pearl Harbor?Why might ou visit Pearl Harbor toda y?f Cgreen How many Americans lost their lives?When did the planes arrive at Pearl Harbor?(C) J. Garwood 2013

Use the areas you underlined on the previous page and your inferencing skills toanswer the following questions. When answering the following questions be sure toprovide textual evidence from what you read by paraphrasing or quoting the text.Why do were so many lives lost at Pearl Harbour?Why might you visit Pearl Harbour today?Why is Pearl Harbour an important part of American history?Why do you think Franklin D. Roosevelt called December 7, 1941 "a day that will livein infamy."?

Textual EvidenceDate:Name:Find the EvidenceCan you find the PROOF for our answers? Use a crayon in thecolor shown to underline where you found each answer in the text.Martin Luther King, Jr. .Dr. Martin Luther King; Jr. is -famous for being a peaceful civil.rightsleader. Civil rights are the. basic opportunities that all people deserve.Tn January .1863, President -Abraham Lincoln, declared the end ofslavery in the United States., When Martin Luther.Kingj Jr. was d little bon'in Mississippi, over 60 /ears later, African iAmericans were .still nottreated the same v/oy as white Americans, especially/.in the South. BlackAmericans had tO;go to separate schools, separate restrooms, and evenseparate water fountains. Restaurants or businesses were allowed todeny black customers, or to not hire:them because of their skin color.Even though Martin was free and not a slave, the laws said it wasacceptable for people to treat him unfairly based on the color of his skin,hie didn't .like.this, and wanted peaceful change. Martin led white and blackpeople in peacefully protesting the unfair laws;. Martin is most famous forhis powerf ul speeches, like the "I Have A Dream" speech in Washington,D.C. on August 2.8, H63. Although he died in H68, before much changeoccurred, King received the Nobel Peace Prize for his civil rights work.Who declared the end of slavery in the U.S.?What are civil rights?Where did Martin Luther King, Jr. grow up?Why were black people sometimes denied a job?How did King want people to protest?When was the "I Have a Dream" speech?

Finding the Evidence - Martin Luther King, Jr.Use the areas you underlined on the previous page and your inferencing skills toanswer the following questions. When answering the following questions be sure toprovide textual evidence from what you read by paraphrasing or quoting the text.What are civil rights?Why were African American people sometimes denied a job?Why do you think Martin Luther King, Jr. is famous?How do you think Martin Luther King, Jr. felt about his rights growing up?

lextuoi EvidenceName:Date:Find the EvidenceCan ou find the PROOF for your answers? Use a crayon in thecolor shown to underline where you found each answer in the text.Biography: Dr. SeussOn Uarch 3., 1904, Theodor Seuss Geisel was born in SpringfieldjMassachusetts. When he was in high school; Theodor enrolled in an artclass. While attending Dartmouth College; he worked on a humor magazineand even served as the editor-in-chief. At one point; Theodor broke a ruleand Dartmouth College refused to let him continue working for themagazine. Theodor began using the pen name; "Seuss,J' so he couldsecretly continue writing and creating cartoons for the magazine.Theodor graduated and considered becoming an English teacher, buthis wife Helen encouraged him to pursue drawing. He was published inmagazines and even created ads for things like bug spray, oil, the TVnetwork NBC, and the government during World War II. Next, he beganpublishing children's books as "Dr. Seuss." A publisher challenged Theodorto write an interesting book with 2.50 words or less- and he used only 2.36different words to write The Cat in the Hat. He continued to write sillychildren's books with rhyme and rhythm. Dr. Seuss' books are so famoustoday that his birthday is now celebrated as Read Across America Day)J. Garwood 2014

Use the areas you underlined on the previous page and yourinterencing skills toanswer the tollowing questions. When answering the following questions be sure toprovide textual evidence from what you read by paraphrasing or quoting the text.Who encouraged him to pursue drawing?Why did he start writing as Seuss?

Textual EvidenceDate:Name:Find the EvidenceCan ou find the PROOF for our answers? Use a crayon in thecolor shown to underline where you found each answer in the text.April Fools!I woke up to rny alarrrij feeling much sleepier than usual. That'sstrangei I thought, but it was almost time for school, so I jumped out ofbed and started to get read y. Just then, my mom poked her head aroundthe door. "April foolsFshe said cheerfully. "It's not 7:30- it's 6:30!""Mooooom!" I whined. "That's mean!""Oh, it's just for fun," she replied. "It's April Fools' Day!"An hour later, I got up at the real time. I trudged downstairs to thekitchen and grabbed my box of cornflake cereal. but as I started to pourfrom the box, cereal with little marshmallows came out instead! Mom musthave switched the bags inside the cereal boxesl"Mooooml Come ON!" I shouted. She giggled and gave me the right kind.While my mom woke up my little sister, I had a brilliant idea. I grabbed arubber band out of the junk drawer and wrapped it around the faucet.Nom came back and picked up my bowl to do the dishes. She turned onthe faucet and the water sprayed everywhere! "April Fools!" I shouted.Horn wiped off her face and laughed uncontrollably. "You got me!"

Finding-the Evidence - April FoolsUse the areas you underlined on the previous page and your inferencing skills toanswer the following questions. When answering the following questions be sure toprovide textual evidence from what you read by paraphrasing or quoting the text.Why did he wrap the rubber band around the faucet?Why did the wrong cereal come out?Why is Pearl Harbour an important part of American history?

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Read the passage.Largest Snowboard, March 18,2007Would you [ike to have a party with friends while snowboarding? This snowboard is big enough to do justthat! Arnold SchindSer and his team hold the GuinnessWorld Records record for the Largest Snowboard. Theirboard measures 33 feet (10 m) long and 7 feet (2.15 m)wide. Most snowboards are about 5 feet (1.5 m) long.DID YOU KNOW?The firstofficia! snowboardingcornpetrtibn waVh'eldin Colorado tn 1981.Snovyboarding. became a winter sport in the 1998How was the first snowboard developed? The originOlympic Games. "of the snowboard is not simple. In 1964, a surfernamed Sherman Poppen imagined surfing on the RockyMountains of North America. The idea inspired Poppen, so he built a surfboard for the snow.The "Snurfer" was created from two kids' skis bolted together. It was about 4 feet (1.2 m)long and made of plastic. One million Snurfers were sold in the following 10 years. But, soonthe product disappeared.In 1970, Dimitrije Milovich was having fun in New York sliding on the snow on a cafeteriatray. This gave him an idea. He made a short surfboard for the snow. He formed the firstsnowboard company. Snowboards manufactured by different companies continued to.develop over the years into the boards that we know today. Carson-Dellosa

Comprehension 1Name-Answer the questions.1. How big is the world's Largest Snowboard?2. Who invented the first version of a snowboard?3. Origin means:A. sourceB. ownerC. winterD. fact4. Circle T for true or F for false.A. The first snowboard was called a Snurfer.n1TB. Dimitrije'Milovich started the first snowboard company.TC. Snowboarding was popular before surfboarding.T5. Think of other names that the original snowboard could hav

Each reading skills period, you will be required to complete one of fhe secfions on fhe checklisf below. Be sure to use your self-management skills to manage your time wisely and stay on task. Reading Skills Checklist: a Cause and Effect 1 0 Cause and Effect 2 Textual Evidence Comprehension 1 (Guinness)