Are you searching for an engaging and thought-provoking lesson for your 8-12-year-old students? My Philosophy for Kids ‘The Trolley Problem’ lesson could help. This lesson is designed to encourage critical thinking and help students explore the concept of ethics. The included worksheet provides an opportunity for students to engage with the thought experiment ‘The Trolley Problem’, allowing them to examine an ethical dilemma. The Trolley problem is an imaginary scenario where you see an out of control trolley hurtling towards 5 people tied to the tracks. You notice a lever, which when pulled will change the tracks. The dilemma is that the second track has one person tied to it. Will your students pull the lever? Don’t miss the chance to make ethics fun for your students! View the preview for a glimpse of the full lesson. And, if you find it valuable, please leave a review . :)

Are you searching for an engaging and thought-provoking lesson for your 8-12-year-old students? My Philosophy for Kids ‘What is Identity?’ lesson is just what you need. This lesson is designed to encourage critical thinking and help students explore the concept of identity. The included worksheet provides an opportunity for students to engage with the ancient thought experiment ‘The Ship of Theseus’, allowing them to examine what makes up their own identity and how it can change over time. Don’t miss the chance to make metaphysics fun for your students! View the preview for a glimpse of the full lesson. And, if you find it valuable, please leave a review. :)

Are you searching for an engaging and thought-provoking lesson for your 8-12-year-old students? Look no further! My Philosophy for Kids ‘What is reality?’ lesson is just what you need. This lesson is designed to encourage critical thinking and help students explore the concept of reality. The included worksheet provides an opportunity for students to engage with the thought experiment ‘The Experience Machine’, allowing them to examine whether or not living in reality is more important than happiness. Don’t miss the chance to make metaphysics fun for your students! View the preview for a glimpse of the full lesson. And, if you find it valuable, please leave a review . :)

Philosophy for kids (ages 8-14). This pack contains 10 different philosophical thought experiments for students to consider and discuss. Each thought experiment has an initial question to consider and then follow up questions to deepen critical thinking. Each thought experiment also has a challenge task for keen beans! Thought experiments are imaginary scenarios that force you to consider some kind of philosophical problem. They are useful for applying philosophy and working through any issues that might arise from the scenario. Thought experiments have been used by philosophers for thousands of years, and for good reason, as they help to ground abstract ideas. Looking for Humanities resources? Check out my shop for more!