Introduce the concept of cause and effect with a simple definition and real-world example (such as flipping a switch to turn on a light). Encourage students to think of other examples they experience daily.

Use a short, engaging story that illustrates cause and effect (e.g., a story about a missed bus causing a change in a child's plans) and ask guiding questions to spark discussion.

Introduce the interactive activity where students match actions with corresponding outcomes. Ensure every student has their activity sheet from the provided [Cause and Effect Activity Sheets](#cause-effect-activity-sheets) and facilitate pair sharing.

For group role-playing, divide students into small groups. Assign each group a scenario that demonstrates cause and effect. Use the [Interactive Discussion Guide](#interactive-discussion-guide) for prompts after each performance.

Conclude with a reflection session. Encourage open discussion on real-life examples students can relate to. Use these discussions to reinforce the learning and tie back to everyday experiences.