Are these examples of adventure, bravery, or both?

Talk prompts and sentence stems to help learners express different types of thinking

High-quality classroom talk – what does it look like?

How to start a question, and think about whether or not it’s philosophical

A free, downloadable, shareable booklet

Seasonal resources from Dialogue Works’ HomeTalk series

A concept resource to explore vocabulary around different types of books and other written material

Get students to think and talk about new words in the context of what they are learning

Thinking questions for children about gifts, in the latest HomeTalk

20 questions for pupils to consider

What does kindness actually mean?

Downloadable Philosophy for Children resources

More useful resources, including a Talk Tally to get pupils listening closely

A P4C website which includes the fabulous Philosopher’s Backpack

Learning to spot concepts in a stimulus

A high-quality, easy-to-access resource that gets children talking

A list of positive ideas including compassion, hope, and celebration - for use in P4C or circle time

A resource to get pupils thinking and talking about whether living things have rights

A structure to allow all students to participate, even if sitting in a real circle isn’t an option right now.

This resource brings together phrases and tips to help parents and carers develop dialogue with their children at home.