CONDITIONAL
STATEMENT BOOK
Mr. Sheldon
Ms. Lytle
What is that????
• A conditional statement is an if and then statement.
• If A, then B
• A is the antecedent or cause
• B is the conclusion
Raining Example and Non-example
• Which is a true statement?
• If it is raining, then I carry my umbrella.
• OR
• If I carry my umbrella, then it is raining.
• Decide with teacher true statement. Go to the next slide
for the answer.
Raining Answer
• The first statement is true. If it is raining then you should
carry an umbrella to shield you from the rain.
• The second statement is false, just because you carry an
umbrella doesn’t mean it will rain!!!
Figure Example and Non-example
• Okay try to get this one!!!
• Which one is the true statement????
• If a figure is a rectangle, then it is a square.
• OR
• If a figure is a square, then it is a rectangle.
• Decide with your teacher and the answer is next.
Figure answer
• A square is a rectangle because it has four sides.
• Not all rectangles are a square, because with a square all
sides are of equal length. That is not necessarily true with
a rectangle.
• The second statement is true!!
Your assignment
• You will be paired up by your teacher
• You will create a book with conditional statements and
illustrations(time permitting).
• You will keep all statements appropriate as if we were
going to teach this to an elementary student.
• You will pick a theme for your book.
• You must have a title page with co-authors and
illustrations
• You need a total of 6 pages and each member is
responsible for three pages a piece.
• If more than two people, then each person is responsible
for three pages.
Materials
 Construction paper or Copy paper
 Colored pencils
 Pencils
 Stapler
Theme
• Each book must have a central theme.
• All pages will need to be about that theme
• It must be approved by the teacher
• An example of a theme would be a math book, fishing
book, football book, car book, etc…
Any questions see your teachers!!!