Fact and Opinion Worksheets - Free Printable

Let’s go step by step to sort each statement into “Facts” or “Opinions.”

First, remember:
- A fact is something that can be proven true — like checking with your eyes, a ruler, or asking someone.
- An opinion shows how someone feels — it’s not right or wrong for everyone, just what one person thinks.

Now let’s look at each sentence:

1. “The sky is blue.”
→ This is usually true on a clear day. You can look up and see it. So this is a Fact.

2. “Yellow is a pretty color.”
→ “Pretty” is how someone feels. Not everyone agrees yellow is pretty. So this is an Opinion.

3. “My mom has brown hair.”
→ You can look at your mom’s hair and check. It’s either brown or not. So this is a Fact.

4. “Green apples taste great.”
→ “Taste great” is how you feel about them. Some people might think they’re sour! So this is an Opinion.

5. “The orange shirt looks nice on you.”
→ “Looks nice” is someone’s opinion. Others might disagree. So this is an Opinion.

6. “My dad has a gray car.”
→ You can go outside and check the car’s color. So this is a Fact.

7. “Black spiders are scary.”
→ “Scary” is a feeling. Some people aren’t scared of spiders. So this is an Opinion.

8. “She has a purple hat.”
→ You can look at her hat and see if it’s purple. So this is a Fact.

Now let’s put them in the correct columns:

Facts:
- The sky is blue.
- My mom has brown hair.
- My dad has a gray car.
- She has a purple hat.

Opinions:
- Yellow is a pretty color.
- Green apples taste great.
- The orange shirt looks nice on you.
- Black spiders are scary.

Final Answer:
Facts:
- The sky is blue.
- My mom has brown hair.
- My dad has a gray car.
- She has a purple hat.

Opinions:
- Yellow is a pretty color.
- Green apples taste great.
- The orange shirt looks nice on you.
- Black spiders are scary.