Classroom activities for teaching fact and opinion
Here are five activities to get your students identifying, analyzing, and evaluating fact and opinion statements.
Teaching kids about cognitive biases
Explore why it’s important to teach students about cognitive biases in this guest blog article from Stephanie Simoes, founder of Critikid.com!
How to teach students to identify logical fallacies
Help your students get more confident in identifying and avoiding making logical fallacies in their writing and arguments!
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Digital literacy activities for the 21st-century student
Discover practical activities and strategies to prepare your 21st-century students for success in critical thinking, collaboration, communication, and creative thinking.
How to structure and build strong arguments: a step-by-step guide
Check out our step-by-step guide on how to teach your students to make a well-structured argument, plus the advantages of doing so in a Kialo discussion!
Valentine’s Day activities: engaging classroom discussions
Get students to work on their social-emotional skills with classroom activities for Valentine’s Day that foster critical thinking skills.