A Truth File Organizer

In this worksheet, students sort a set of fourteen mixed-up statements into two categories: Fact and Opinion. Learners analyze each statement carefully, identifying clues such as measurable information, emotional language, or personal preference. Once identified, they record the statement number in the correct folder, building classification and decision-making skills. The activity reinforces the idea that facts can be proven true or false, while opinions reflect personal beliefs or judgments. This practical sorting task supports logical thinking and helps students develop confidence in evaluating everyday statements.

Curriculum Matched Skills

English Language Arts – Sorting Statements by Type

Critical Thinking – Evaluating Claims and Beliefs

Reading Comprehension – Identifying Verifiable Information

Analytical Reasoning – Categorizing Linguistic Clues

This worksheet is part of our Fact vs. Opinion Worksheets collection.