Examples of Opinion Statements for Kindergarteners

📚 Quick Study Guide

💡 Opinion statements express personal feelings or beliefs. They can't be proven true or false. ✏️ Opinion statements often use words like 'I think,' 'I believe,' 'best,' 'worst,' 'favorite,' or 'most.' 💖 Kindergarteners can start by sharing simple opinions about things they like or dislike, such as their favorite colors, animals, or foods. 🎨 Examples include: 'I like blue,' 'Dogs are the best pets,' or 'Chocolate ice cream is the yummiest.' 🗣️ Encourage kids to explain *why* they hold a particular opinion. For instance, 'I like blue because it reminds me of the sky!'

🤔 Practice Quiz

1. Which of these is an opinion statement?
   1. The sky is blue.
   2. I think cats are cute.
   3. Grass is green.
2. Which sentence shows what someone likes?
   1. Apples are fruits.
   2. My favorite color is red.
   3. Birds can fly.
3. Which of these is NOT a fact?
   1. I believe pizza is delicious.
   2. The Earth is round.
   3. Water is wet.
4. Which statement tells how someone feels?
   1. I feel happy when I play.
   2. The sun is a star.
   3. Trees have leaves.
5. Which sentence uses the word 'best' to show an opinion?
   1. Summer is the best season.
   2. Winter is cold.
   3. Spring has flowers.
6. Which of the following is an opinion about a pet?
   1. Dogs bark.
   2. I think hamsters are great pets.
   3. Fish swim.
7. Which statement expresses a preference?
   1. I prefer vanilla ice cream over chocolate.
   2. Ice cream is cold.
   3. Ice cream is made from milk.