This week, a practical resource for teachers that revamps one of the most important ideas we’ve ever shared. The Classroom Cheat-sheet The more we do P4C with children across the country, the more we value eight simple questions: Can you say more? …allows them to elaborate if their initial point is short or stops abruptly. Can […]
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Inspired by discussions in last week’s online lessons, here’s an activity plan that moves from talking about games to profound philosophical questions about life. Stimulus game: Sitting ducks Ask the group to stand in a circle. The aim is for everyone to sit down without communicating. However, if two sit at the same time, the
To kick off the new academic year, here’s a simple and engaging activity about photographs, truth and lies. Also, if you’re in a UK primary school, scroll down to get your free sample of Sticky Questions! Jason returned to E-ACT Primary Academy in Blackley last week to train on Sticky Questions and on embedding philosophy in
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