Updated: 29 Oct 2019
A whole class game to help students understand the difference between a fact and an opinion.
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A whole class game to help students understand the difference between a fact and an opinion.
Understanding the difference between a fact and opinion is an important comprehension strategy that students must learn. Use this I have, Who has? Fact and Opinion game to consolidate your students knowledge.
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Can we have a word document version so that we can add additional cards (and edit cards as well)?
Hi Vikram, Thank you for contacting us. Please feel free to submit a change request by scrolling to the comments section, then clicking "Changes & Updates". This will submit a request that other members can vote on. If your request is popular, we will create it! If you have any questions along the way, please let me know. I'm happy to help! Kind regards, Kristian
Being able to select students would be great. I have 27 and have to add extra cards for this. Great though!