Fact opinion activities

Here's a fun game for students to learn the difference between facts and opinions!

Teaching the difference between facts and opinions is such an important comprehension skill for students – actually, for all of us! Just because we saw it on TV or read it on the internet does not make it a fact. The first step in discerning the difference between facts and opinion is to understand what each […]

Super Teacher Worksheets has a number of Fact and Opinon Worksheets.

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First Grade fact and opinion activity! Give a pair of students a picture and two colored post its. Have them write one opinion and one fact about the picture.

This fact vs. opinion sort gives students a chance to distinguish between fact and opinion in preparation for writing about their own opinion. Use this in small groups or as a whole group activity on the whiteboard. Each card follows OG scope and sequence through y says e and two syllable/compound words (ie: sometimes). This activity comes with 24 fact or opinion cards and heading cards to sort into categories.

We are working on distinguishing between facts and opinions this week. I made this fact and opinion sort to help students practice telling the difference between the two to use tomorrow. Before the lesson, we viewed a flipchart to teach the difference between facts and opinions. We then listed clue words to help us know when we are reading an opinion on an anchor chart. Here are some of the words we had on our chart - good, bad, best, better, worst, worse, fun, wonderful, perfect, awful, I…