🤔 Fact or Opinion?
Sort statements into facts that can be checked and opinions that show what someone thinks or feels.
How to play
A fact can be checked and proven true or false (by measuring, counting or looking it up). An opinion tells you what someone believes or prefers – other people could disagree. Words like best, worst, boring and should are often clues to an opinion.
⌨️ Keyboard: press the number on a box to sort the card into it.
What it teaches
Telling fact from opinion is a key critical-literacy skill in Years 3–7, used when reading persuasive texts, advertising and news. It helps students judge the reliability of information they find online.
Levels: Easy (Clear examples) · Medium (Watch the clue words) · Hard (Sneaky sentences)
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