Write a Fact I Know
Kindergarten Writing Worksheet

Look at each picture. Write one fact about it.
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Kindergarten Writing Worksheet

Look at each picture. Write one fact about it.

A fact is something that is true. Writing a fact is the first step of informative writing, and it starts with a child looking at something and saying one true thing about it. On this page every item is a picture, such as a frog or a cow, with two lines beside it, and the child writes one fact about the animal. The facts can be small: it hops, it has four legs, it lives on a farm.
There is no choice to make, so every child can write something true. Ask what the animal does, what it eats and where it lives, and let the child pick one. Then read the fact back together: is it true? Does it start with a capital letter and end with a period? Facts can be checked against a book or a real animal, which opinions cannot.
Common Core standard: W.K.2
The picture shows a frog. A fact is: A frog can hop. Write it with a capital A and a period at the end.
Writing something that is not true, or an opinion such as 'frogs are the best'.
Think: what do I know for sure about this animal?
Writing something that is not true, or an opinion such as 'frogs are the best'.
Think: what do I know for sure about this animal?
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