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20 Fun Lessons In Philosophy

April 6, 2021 - By Matt

What if an evil scientist switched your brain with Justin Bieber's? Is there freewill to change who we are? What can the Kanye West of ancient Athens teach us about a simple life. Explore 20 short and fun topics in philosophy together with your kids. Buy eBook - $12.99 Buy … [Read more...] about 20 Fun Lessons In Philosophy

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3 Classics: Philosophy Lessons For Kids

June 6, 2020 - By Matt

Introduce your kids to 3 classic philosophical works from Plato, Aristotle and Rene Descartes for one lower price than buying separately. Buy eBook - $15.98 Buy Print Copy - $29.98 Plato Imagine if you lived in a dark cave your entire life without ever leaving. Then … [Read more...] about 3 Classics: Philosophy Lessons For Kids

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What Did Aristotle Look For In A BFF? On Friendship - Aristotle

August 28, 2018 - By Matt

Can you guess Aristotle's opinion on Instagram followers and Facebook friends? Turns out, he gives us a pretty good answer. What do you think makes a good friendship? How many friends can we have? Try to apply old ideas to modern concepts of friendship. This lesson plan … [Read more...] about What Did Aristotle Look For In A BFF? On Friendship - Aristotle

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Are You For Real!? Meditations On First Philosophy - René Descartes

August 27, 2018 - By Matt

How do I know if I’m real? Are my senses fooling me? Am I dreaming or am I really riding this ostrich on top of the White House? Join us as we dig into René Descartes' Meditations about what truly exists and what is suspect to doubt. This lesson plan comprises 6 sessions -- … [Read more...] about Are You For Real!? Meditations On First Philosophy - René Descartes

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Give Me Truth and Get Me Out Of This Cave! Allegory Of The Cave - Plato

August 27, 2018 - By Matt

Imagine if you lived in a dark cave your entire life without ever leaving. Then one day you left and discovered for the first time things like grass, birds, ice cream and professional wrestling. Would you jump for joy or run back to embrace sweet darkness? Plato is one of the … [Read more...] about Give Me Truth and Get Me Out Of This Cave! Allegory Of The Cave - Plato

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Hi, I'm Matt. I tried a crazy experiment with my 8 & 9 year old kids and read Plato with them. Yeah, that ancient greek guy. They were engaged and asked great questions which made me realize how well philosophy can encourage their critical thinking. It sparked a project to create study guides for us to explore other philosophical works. [More]

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20 Fun Lessons In Philosophy

What if an evil scientist switched your brain with Justin Bieber’s? Is there freewill to change who we are? What can the Kanye West of ancient Athens teach us about a simple life. Explore 20 short and fun topics in philosophy together with your kids. Buy eBook – $12.99 Buy Print Copy – $24.99 We […]

3 Classics: Philosophy Lessons For Kids

Introduce your kids to 3 classic philosophical works from Plato, Aristotle and Rene Descartes for one lower price than buying separately.

What Did Aristotle Look For In A BFF? On Friendship - Aristotle

Can you guess Aristotle’s opinion on Instagram followers and Facebook friends? Turns out, he gives us a pretty good answer. What do you think makes a good friendship? How many friends can we have? Try to apply old ideas to modern concepts of friendship.

Are You For Real!? Meditations On First Philosophy - René Descartes

How do I know if I’m real? Are my senses fooling me? Am I dreaming or am I really riding this ostrich on top of the White House? Join us as we dig into René Descartes’ Meditations about what truly exists and what is suspect to doubt.

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