Rex, Michael - Facts vs. Opinions vs. Robots (Paperback)

Rex, Michael - Facts vs. Opinions vs. Robots (Paperback)Facts vs. Opinions vs. Robots by Michael Rex is an engaging children's picture book that introduces young readers to the important distinction between facts and opinions. Through the use of colorful and charismatic robots, Rex presents scenarios that help clarify what constitutes a factsomething that can be proven true or falseand an opinionsomething based on personal feelings or beliefs. The book encourages critical thinking and respectful listening,

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