Philosophy for children

Teaching philosophy can be intimidating, but it doesn't have to be! Providing an introduction to philosophy and planning fun activities can be a great way to get students interested in this topic. Some of the following activities can be done independently or in small groups, but all of them prompt learners to use their critical thinking abilities to explore complex ideas. Build their philosophy background with these engaging activities and helpful resources!

Download free Philosophy for Kids facts, and a collection of worksheets. Available in PDF & Google Slides format. Use at school or at home.

Use this fantastic action rhyme to get your children up and moving. The poem can also be used as a colouring sheet to keep children entertained while thinking about other children from around the world.

How philosophy is taught in primary schools and its benefits for children

Did you know World Philosophy Day is also known as World Wonderpondering Day? At Wonder Ponder we have decided to celebrate World Philosophy Day by making you all think mercilessly, non-stop. How? 1. With a fantabulous, free, downloadable thinking sheet for fun an

Introduction to Philosophy for Children by PDST, produced for the Inquiry Based Teaching in Life Sciences MOOC on the http://eunacademy.eu . Register here: http://www.europeanschoolnetacademy.eu/en/web/inquiry-based-teaching-in-life-sciences

Display these question posters around your classroom to prompt your children to really think! A great resource for any P4C display!

We’re often asked here at Daily Stoic about the best way to teach kids about Stoicism. How can we get our children interested in an ancient school of philosophy? How can we get them to see the value in applying the wisdom of Marcus Aurelius, Seneca, Epictetus, Cleanthes, Chrysippus, and Cato? Entrepreneur, investor, author, and […]