I adapted it from Pinterest. It think is a good way to introduce cause and effect (reading comprehension).
This is Pipa, a girl who steps in different things. What happens when she steps in avocados? Her shoes turn green!

I prepared this worksheet to practise reading comprehension skills. You can either use it as a worksheet or a test. The skill is cause and effect. It is a snowy day...What can the children do? The students have to complete a graphic organizer with the effects of a snowy day.

Use this PPT to introduce cause and effect. The first slide explains and gives examples of what cause and effect is. Then, you'll find and activity in which the students have to hit the correct effect.
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Objective: Understand the relation between cause and effect.

This activity consists in matching each cause with its corresponding effect, in a visual way, so students can understand the connection between these two elements.

Objective: Understand the migration process - Understand Cause and Effect.

After learning about animal migration, students identify three causes of this phenomenon, and write them on the graphic organizer.
This worksheet is also useful to work on cause and effect, and relate this strategy to what students are learning in Science.

This reading comprehension strategy is very helpful for students to connect information about the text they're reading.
With this beautiful organizer is easier for them to write down the principal cause-effects of the story. 

There is a Fly Guy in my soup! By Tedd Arnold
I really like these book series. They are easy to follow and the pictures are beautiful. This worksheet is about the time Fly Guy jumped into a lady's soup.
First, I focused on the story elements. The students will have to identify: title, author, characters and setting. They will also have to infer the answer to the question nº5: Why do you think Fly Guy didn't have dinner with the family?
Finally, they will have to identify the effect of certain actions. 
This the link to the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSN0ntn0GmQ
It belongs to AHEV Library.

CONTENT: 

26 Uppercase Letters 

26 Lowercase Letters 

11 Number Cards 

INSTRUCTIONS: 

Print, cut out and use these cards to review the letters of the alphabet, starting with the vowels, and then doing it with the consonants, both in lower case and upper case, associating them with each other, for greater recognition. 

Perform activities such as organizing them in alphabetical order, matching games, looking for the missing letter, identifying the letters with common objects in the environment, among other activities. 

We suggest printing this product on thick paper or cardboard, for better use.

CONTENT: 

26 Uppercase Letters 

26 Lowercase Letters 

11 Number Cards

INSTRUCTIONS: 

Print, cut out and use these cards to review the letters of the alphabet, starting with the vowels, and then doing it with the consonants, both in lower case and upper case, associating them with each other, for greater recognition. 

Perform activities such as organizing them in alphabetical order, matching games, looking for the missing letter, identifying the letters with common objects in the environment, among other activities. 

We suggest printing this product on thick paper or cardboard, for better use.

26 Uppercase Letters 

26 Lowercase Letters 

11 Number Cards 

INSTRUCTIONS: 

Print, cut out and use these cards to review the letters of the alphabet, starting with the vowels, and then doing it with the consonants, both in lower case and upper case, associating them with each other, for greater recognition. 

Perform activities such as organizing them in alphabetical order, matching games, looking for the missing letter, identifying the letters with common objects in the environment, among other activities. 

We suggest printing this product on thick paper or cardboard, for better use.