A worksheet for students to practice deciding if a text is fiction or nonfiction.
Use this resource when teaching students the difference between fiction and nonfiction text.
Students will cut out pictures of different characters and sort them by the type of text they would most likely be found (fiction or nonfiction).
This worksheet can be used to assess your students’ understanding of the skill.
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