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Q: What will my child learn in "State an opinion clearly"?

An opinion tells how you feel or what you think about something. It is not a fact that everyone agrees on. This 1st Grade English lesson builds the skill Write opinions and facts with a concept card and practice.

Q: What grade level is "State an opinion clearly" for?

"State an opinion clearly" is a 1st Grade English lesson in the Opinion and Facts unit, designed for students around ages 6-7.

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Question 1

Which sentence tells what someone thinks?

Accepted Answer

I think red is the best color.

Answer

The color red is in the rainbow.

Answer

I have a red shirt.

Answer

Red is a color.

Question 2

Which sentence uses an opinion word to share a choice?

Accepted Answer

My favorite game is tag.

Answer

Tag is a game.

Answer

We play tag outside.

Answer

Tag is played with friends.

Question 3

Which sentence states an opinion? 'I think apples are the best snack.' or 'Apples grow on trees.'

Accepted Answer

I think apples are the best snack.

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