3. Learning Objectives
Define fact and opinion
Differentiate statements of fact from statements
of opinion
Use both fact and opinion effectively as
informational texts
5. Debrief
1. What are your best practices?
2. What difficulties did you encounter
in winning the game?
6. Fact | Definition
- known to be consistent with objective
reality and can be proven to be true
with evidence
7. Opinion | Definition
- a belief or judgment that rests on
grounds insufficient to produce
complete certainty
8. Generalization
● What made the sentence a statement
of fact?
● What made it a statement of
opinion?
● What textual clues gave way to your
identification of the answers?
9. Learning Objectives
Define fact and opinion
Differentiate statements of fact from statements
of opinion
Use both fact and opinion effectively as
informational texts
12. Learning Objectives
Identify parts of a book and their functions
Classify books according to the Dewey Decimal
System
Use sections of the library effectively in searching
for information
15. Debrief
1. Which part of the library have you gone
to?
2. What books were you able to read from
that section?
3. What helps you look for a book when you
only have a title, the author’s name or the
subject?
17. Debrief
1. Who is the author?
2. When is the book published?
3. What page can help find the meaning of a
term?
4. Where can I find a brief abstract of the book?
5. Where can I find the details of a particular
topic?
18. Learning Objectives
Identify parts of a book and their functions
Classify books according to the Dewey Decimal
System
Use sections of the library effectively in searching
for information