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Browse our collection of fact and opinion worksheets to help students differentiate between facts and opinions. This is a very important reading strategy for students to learn. Facts can be proven, opinions can’t. Watch our Fact & Opinion Video.
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Fact & Opinion Sort: First Fleet
Is it a fact or is it an opinion? Cut and paste to sort the fact from the opinion in this First Fleet themed worksheet.