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Distinguish facts from opinions, identify evidence, and use claim/proof vocabulary accurately.
Introduction to facts, opinions, claims, and evidence
We read and hear thousands of statements every day. Some are solid truths, while others are just personal feelings. How do we tell them apart? The simplest way is to ask: "Can you check it?"
Visual doodles representing fact and opinion terms
An educational grid diagram showing 8 minimalist, quirky doodles. Panel 1: A checklist document with a bold green checkm…
Classify statements as facts or opinions
Which category does this statement fall into: 'The Taj Mahal was built in 1632'?
Sort statements into Fact, Opinion, or Claim categories
Terms
Definitions
Fill in the blanks with fact and opinion vocabulary
When reading a text, it is important to distinguish between facts and personal views. The scientist found that the medicine worked. In my , school uniforms should be optional. The author's is that technology helps education. I am this is the correct answer because it is supported by facts.
Write a sentence providing evidence for a claim
A claim is an unverified statement: 'Reading daily improves vocabulary.'
Your task:
Provide a logical, testable fact rather than just stating that reading is fun.
Specify the source of proof.
Flashcards for key critical thinking terms