Factual vs Objective

1. Factual (objective) vs.
Interpretation (subjective)
CD 34

2. This PowerPoint Exercise will help
Reinforce Facts vs. Opinions

3. Facts vs. Opinion
Examples of facts and opinions are:
Fact:
Dogs have fur.
One Direction is a band.
The last day of school is May 22nd.
Opinion:
Dog fur is pretty.
One Direction sings great songs.
May 22nd is the best day of the year

4. Activity Overview
This PowerPoint has a variety of statements (total of 8
statements) and after you read each statement you
are going to decide if you think that the statement is
factual (objective), or an if the statement is an
interpretation (subjective).

5. Statement #1
The child doesn’t like group-time and gets
angry easily.

6. Statement # 1-Answer
Interpretation (subjective)

7. Statement #2
 After the group-time was over, a child threw a book
a across the rug and said “I hate washing my hands
before lunch”.

8. Statement # 2-Answer
factual (objective)

9. Statement #3
Teacher Sandy was sad after she received
her yearly teacher evaluation.

10. Statement # 3-Answer
Interpretation (subjective)

11. Statement #4
All Teachers need more time to do paperwork?

12. Statement # 4-Answer
Interpretation (subjective)

13. Statement #5
Dramatic play is Monica’s favorite learning
center.

14. Statement # 5-Answer
Interpretation (subjective)

15. Statement #6
After Timmy finished the puzzle he clapped his
hands.

16. Statement 6-Answer
factual (objective)

17. Statement # 7
There were a lot of fun and interesting books
in this preschool classroom.

18. Statement # 7-Answer
Interpretation (subjective)

19. Statement #8
The library center had 5 different types of
books, which included: math, science,
diversity, colors and nutrition.

20. Statement 8-Answer
factual (objective)

21. The End!!