For anyone who’s interested in Philosophy for Children, this is a great book – jam-packed with activity ideas, lesson plans and real-life anecdotes.
The chapter What Do I Know? includes brilliant ways to develop pupils’ critical thinking skills such as testing for truth and justifying opinions with evidence – ever more important in today’s world of social media and fake news…
Plato said that philosophy was only for grown-ups but David Shapiro argues that starting as early as possible is a much better idea. He, like me, has seen first-hand how it encourages young people to be better listeners and thoughtful speakers.
Let’s start talking about the impact screen time might be having on language development
What will your class make of these contrasting images of children’s lives around the world?
Packed with example discussion scenarios, this book will help you raise your facilitation game

A fantastic, free resource to help your pupils develop their creative listening skills