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Sequencing, Cause/Effect, or Compare/Contrast?

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  • The boy missed the bus because he woke up late.
    cause/effect
  • Finally, the class finished the story.
    sequencing
  • consequently
    cause/effect
  • It rained all night; as a result, the ground was muddy.
    cause/effect
  • as a result
    cause/effect
  • She likes apples, but she does not like oranges.
    compare/contrast
  • Ms. B was tired, so she made some coffee
    cause/effect
  • on the other hand
    compare/contrast
  • after before finally
    sequencing
  • first next then
    sequencing
  • however
    compare/contrast
  • After school, the children went to the park.
    sequencing
  • if....then
    cause/effect
  • similar to
    compare/contrast
  • both
    compare/contrast
  • in the middle at the end during
    sequencing
  • The dog was tired, so he took a nap.
    cause/effect
  • My brother and I are alike because we both have brown hair.
    compare/contrast
  • The turtle is slow, while the rabbit is fast.
    compare/contrast
  • First, the boy put on his shoes.
    sequencing
  • The red crayon is different from the blue one.
    compare/contrast
  • Thomas felt mean, so he messed up Waffles' outfit
    Cause/effect
  • meanwhile earlier later
    sequencing
  • Cats and dogs are both popular pets.
    compare/contrast
  • Sama got a gift, so she looked for her teacher to give it to her
    cause/effect
  • Cats and dogs are both popular pets.
    compare/contrast
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