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Fact or Opinion
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Can you tell us if these statements are facts or opinions?
As children read the statements aloud with the group, they practice deciding what can be checked and what shows a personal thought. The book fits well in circle time or a small-group language arts lesson when you want quick practice with fact and opinion.
Teaching & Discussion Guide
Use this guide to turn Fact or Opinion into a mini reading lesson at home or in the classroom.
Concepts & skills practiced
- Fact and opinion
- Language arts vocabulary
- Critical thinking
- Reading comprehension
- Listening and speaking
Discussion Questions
- 1 Before we read, what do you think a fact is, and what do you think an opinion is?
- 2 As we read the statements, how can we tell if the words are saying something that can be checked or something someone thinks?
- 3 What clues tell you when a statement might be an opinion, like a word that shows how someone feels or thinks?
- 4 If two people do not agree about a statement, how could we check whether it is a fact?
- 5 Can you say one fact and one opinion about something we know well, like a book, a classroom activity, or the weather today?
Words to Learn
- fact
- A fact is a statement that can be checked and is true.
- opinion
- An opinion is what someone thinks or feels.
- statement
- A statement is something a person says or writes.
- check
- To check means to look for proof or information.
- true
- True means something matches what really happened or what is real.
- think
- To think means to use your mind to form an idea or belief.
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