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    This document discusses the difference between facts and opinions. It defines a fact as a statement that can be proven true, while an opinion represents what someone thinks or feels and cannot be proven. The document provides examples of facts, such as "Cheetahs are the fastest animal" and examples of opinions like "Fortnite is the best video game ever." Students are prompted to share their own facts and opinions with a partner. The key differences between facts and opinions are reviewed.

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    This document discusses the difference between facts and opinions. It defines a fact as a statement that can be proven true, while an opinion represents what someone thinks or feels and cannot be proven. The document provides examples of facts, such as "Cheetahs are the fastest animal" and examples of opinions like "Fortnite is the best video game ever." Students are prompted to share their own facts and opinions with a partner. The key differences between facts and opinions are reviewed.

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    This document discusses the difference between facts and opinions. It defines a fact as a statement that can be proven true, while an opinion represents what someone thinks or feels and cannot be proven. The document provides examples of facts, such as "Cheetahs are the fastest animal" and examples of opinions like "Fortnite is the best video game ever." Students are prompted to share their own facts and opinions with a partner. The key differences between facts and opinions are reviewed.

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    Fact and Opinion Slideshow

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    This document discusses the difference between facts and opinions. It defines a fact as a statement that can be proven true, while an opinion represents what someone thinks or feels and cannot be proven. The document provides examples of facts, such as "Cheetahs are the fastest animal" and examples of opinions like "Fortnite is the best video game ever." Students are prompted to share their own facts and opinions with a partner. The key differences between facts and opinions are reviewed.

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    Fact and Opinion

    By: Ms. Merkle


    What is a FACT?
    A fact is a statement that can be proven true.

    It is ALWAYS true.

    Examples:

    1. Cheetahs are the fastest animal.


    2. China has the largest population.
    3. David A. Adler is the author of the Cam Jansen
    series.
    Turn and Talk!
    Discuss with a partner and come up with one fact. It can
    be about anything, but it must be a FACT!
    What is an OPINION?
    An opinion is what you think or feel. It can not be proven.

    Examples:

    1. Fortnite is the best video game ever.


    2. The NY Mets are going to do really well this
    season.
    3. Mysteries are the most interesting books to
    read.
    Turn and Talk!
    Talk with a partner. Come up with one (or two!) opinions. It
    can be about anything but it must be an OPINION!!
    Let’s Review!

    A fact is...
    A fact is a statement that can be proven true.

    An opinion
    is...
    An opinion is what you think or feel. It can not be
    proven.
    Dogs Around the World
    1. Who or what is the paragraph about?

    ___________________________________________

    2.) What are some examples of these animals?

    ______________________________________________

    3.) Where are some of these animals found?

    ______________________________________________
    Dogs Around the World

    4.) What judgement does the writer make about jackals?

    _______________________________________________

    5.) How could you prove that the facts are true?

    ______________________________________________
    Classroom Pets
    1. A. This is the best way for students to learn about animals.
    ___________

    B. In Plan, Texas, the schools have a mini-zoo. ____________________

    C. Schools in other towns should follow this example.


    ____________________
    Classroom Pets
    Write another fact from the paragraph.

    ________________________________________________________________________

    __________________________________________________
    Kahoot!
    https://create.kahoot.it/share/3a-fact-and-opinion/48461ae1-ab56-4673-
    9f34-79b434d7477f

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