Fact or Opinion worksheet for students to differentiate between factual statements and opinions, using examples from science, geography, and personal beliefs.

A worksheet titled "Fact or Opinion" from Kidskonnect, featuring a puzzle piece lightbulb icon and two green boxes labeled "FACT" and "OPINION" for sorting statements. Below are five statements to classify, including facts like "Washington, D.C. is the capital of USA" and opinions like "The principal said that the story of 'The Little Prince' is much better than the story of 'The Little Princess'." The worksheet is designed for critical thinking and is part of the Critical Thinking Worksheets series.

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FACT:
- Washington, D.C. is the capital of USA.
- The equation, E=mc², was figured out by Albert Einstein.
- There are 36 species of marine dolphins, which can be found in almost all types of water, including freshwater, coastal, and oceanic habitats.

OPINION:
- The principal said that the story of “The Little Prince” is much better than the story of “The Little Princess”.
- By the year 2030, all states of the USA will have legalized the use of medicinal marijuana.

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