Download fun philosophy lessons for young learners and inspire deep philosophical discussions, nurture critical thinking skills and trigger engaging debates in your lessons. We provide philosophy teaching resources for use with students aged 8-16. Our philosophy lesson plans are easy to use and fully resourced.
Our Primary Philosophy teaching resources are suitable for teachers and educators working with students at KS2 and KS3, their aim is to help students experience the joy of philosophy and stir a passion for the pursuit of truth. To this end our interactive philosophy instructional materials emphasis deep discussions, lively debates, and the use of rational argumentation to defend philosophical positions.
Using our philosophy teaching resources will help you to cultivate critical thinking skills, and nurture vital communication and interpersonal skills with your students whilst helping them to challenge the assumptions they live by and expand their awareness of different perspectives and possibilities in relation to the most important issues in life. Our resources sometimes deal with controversial issues: we believe that teaching students to ‘disagree in an agreeable manner’ is an essential skill to cultivate with young people in a healthy democratic society.
Our unique approach to instructional design at ‘Fun Philosophy Lessons’ is designed so that all teachers can bring philosophy into their lessons: they can be used by educators who have no background in philosophy, no knowledge of philosophy, and no specialist training in teaching philosophy to young learners.
Download our engaging philosophy teaching resources and instructional materials and inspire a love of philosophical thinking, deep discussions and lively debates in your lessons today!
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