Fact Finders and Information Reports · Informational Writing

Classifying Facts and Opinions

Distinguishing between verifiable information and personal viewpoints in informative texts.

Key Questions

  1. 1How can we prove that a statement is a fact?
  2. 2Why might an author include their opinion in a report about animals?
  3. 3How do signal words help us identify when someone is sharing a feeling?

ACARA Content Descriptions

AC9E2LY03AC9E2LA08
Year: Year 2
Subject: English
Unit: Fact Finders and Information Reports
Period: Informational Writing

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