Using Evidence To Support Your Opinion Worksheets
Related ELA Standard: W.3.1.B
Opinions that are written or spoken that are not supported by facts hold very little value to an educated audience. Just about every audience that has value is educated these days. So when you are trying to assert your opinion you best be sure to have an arsenal of evidence with you. To insure that you are properly armed with facts make sure to always research what you are writing about. See who has explored the same topic before and examine their value system. See if any form of synergy exists. These worksheets help students learn to use evidence with their work.
Writing With Evidence Worksheets To Print:
A Genie Dream Come True - A genie gives you a giant pencil. You decide what's next.
A Letter to Camp - Write a letter to your best friend. You are missing them.
Amusement Park - What's your favorite part of the park?
A Picture in a Frame - What story is going on with this picture?
Baby, You're A Star! - You are a reality television star, for real!
Dolphin Safe - Tell the President what they need to do to make fishing more dolphin safe.
Don't Forget To Vote - Make a slogan to push your candidate.
Embarrassing Moments - Think of something really awkward that has happened to you or someone you know, or something embarrassing that you worry will happen.
Family Vacation - A week before you are to leave, your mother gives you each a backpack. She tells you that you may choose what you would like to take with you on the trip, as long it fits in the backpack.
Field Trips - A week before you are to leave, your mother gives you each a backpack. She tells you that you may choose what you would like to take with you on the trip, as long it fits in the backpack.
Fly Away - Imagine for a moment that you can fly like a bird. You can fly anywhere in the world, describe where you would go.
Giddy-up! - Imagine you woke up this morning to find that your pet horse can talk. What kind of adventures do you think you and your horse could have?
It's the Law - Rules, laws and regulations are an important part of our society and are meant to keep us safe and let us know what we can and can't do as well, as the punishment if we disobey them.
Just Say No - Your class president is looking for ideas for a week-long festival to celebrate your schools new no tolerance policy on bullying.
Let It Snow? - Many parts of the world have seasons that change. The different seasons include Spring, Summer, Winter and Fall.
My Day in Fur and Feathers - Choose one of the animals pictured below and pretend you are that animal for a day.
My Favorite Subject - Every day that you go to school, you learn many things and study many different subjects.
Play! - For hundreds of year's board, card and dice games have been a way for people to amuse themselves or to have fun as a group.
Ready, Set, Create - Creating crafts is a good and fun way to express yourself, engage in a particular hobby, or to make gifts for friends and family for special occasions.
New School Colors - Your school is choosing new colors for its sports teams.
Snowed In - When you woke up this morning it was to a world of white! Thanks to an unpredicted blizzard your town is buried in snow.
These Boots Were Made For Walking - If you were to take a walk around your neighbor what kinds of things would you see?
The Water is High - The river across the road from your house is rising, and the television has announced that everyone on your street needs to evacuate in case the river floods the street.
Under the Sea - For one day you have been granted the ability to breathe underwater. What do you think your experience exploring the watery depths would be like?
Wagon's Away - In the 1800's, groups of people began moving from one side of the country to the other.
Welcome to the Jungle - You and your family have embarked on a Jungle Safari Tour. Along the way you will see jaguar's, tigers, monkeys and assorted other animals that live in the Rain Forests of our planet.
What Will I Be... - Everyone has something they dream about being or doing when they grow up.
When You Wish... - You look up at the night sky, and see the first star of the evening.
Where is Home for Benji Bear? - A contest in the local newspaper is asking for suggestions on what should be done with a bear cub that has wandered into town.
Writing Leaves - Choose a leaf from below and complete the story. Be sure to provide details and reasons to back up the actions in the story
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