Final Answer:
1. Cause: ate too much ice cream | Effect: tummy ache
2. Cause: it was her birthday | Effect: Anna had cake for dessert
3. Cause: stayed up late doing homework | Effect: Thomas was feeling sleepy
4. Cause: Dee was hungry | Effect: her mother made her a cheese sandwich
5. Cause: Kevin went to dentist | Effect: he had a toothache
6. Cause: Janice didn’t eat breakfast quickly | Effect: she missed the school bus
7. Cause: it was raining | Effect: football game was canceled
8. Cause: Leah wasn’t watching where she was walking | Effect: she stepped in a puddle
9. Cause: Cole wasn’t feeling well | Effect: he stayed home from school
10. Cause: it was Saturday | Effect: Jackson didn’t go to school
11. Cause: my sister’s room was messy | Effect: I helped her clean it up
12. Cause: the baby didn’t like Cheerios | Effect: she would not eat them
Picture names (from left to right):
- Girl in raincoat (under umbrella) → [Name not given, but likely “Girl” or “Child”]
- Boy with party hat and broken chair → [Name not given, likely “Boy” or “Party Kid”]
- Boy at desk sleeping → [Name not given, likely “Student” or “Sleepy Boy”]
- Mom and baby → [Name not given, likely “Mom” and “Baby”]
(Note: Since no names are written in the image, students should write names based on context or make up simple ones like “Emma,” “Tom,” etc., as instructed.)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of free cause and effect worksheet.
