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Philosophy for Kids : 40 Fun Questions That Help You Wonder About Everything! by David A. White, 2000-08-01

The Examined Life: Advanced Philosophy for Kids by David A. White, 2005-10-15

The Examined Life Advanced Philosophy for Kids - 2005 publication by DavidAWhite, 2005

Philosophy for Kids: 40 Fun Questions That Help You Wonder...about Everything! [PHILOSOPHY FOR KIDS -OS] by David(Author) White, 2005-06-30

Philosophy For Kids. by DAVID A. WHITE,

Big Ideas for Little Kids: Teaching Philosophy through Children's Literature by Thomas E. Wartenberg, 2009-09-15

Socrates for Kids by S. Sage Essman, 2000-12-01

What Do You Stand For? For Kids: A Guide to Building Character by Barbara A. Lewis, 1999-11-15

Character Building Activities for Kids: Ready-to-Use Character Education Lessons & Activities for the Elementary Grades by Darlene Mannix, 2001-12-15

Tough Trivia for Kids (Mensa) by Helene Hovanec, 2005-11-01

Sun Signs for Kids by Lynne Burmyn, 1988-01-12

First Place Science Fair Projects for Inquisitive Kids by Elizabeth Snoke Harris, 2005-10-28

Emily and Jacob Explore The Law of Attraction for Kids by Shawn Halwas, 2007-12-28

Quotes for Kids: Today's Interpretations of Timeless Quotes Designed to Nurture the Young Spirit by Lisa Meyer, 1997-10

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Philosophy For Kids
Welcome to philosophy for kids! This is a website for materials to use in doing philosophy with children.
http://www.philosophyforkids.com/

Extractions: Welcome to Philosophy for Kids! This is a website for materials to use in doing philosophy with children. To get an idea what you can read on this site, or download from it, take a look at the first story beginning, "The Flower Question," by clicking on the Introduction link on the left. You can always return to the main website home by clicking on the Philosophy For Kids website banner at the top of every page. Please also see the About Us section to read about the origination of this site, as well as take a look at our links to other sites. Check back soon, as we are adding content frequently!
Mentors In Print: Philosophy For Kids
philosophy for kids. Author David A. White, Ph.D. Copyright 2000ISBN 188266470-1 Grade Level 4-12 An innovative way to open
http://www.creativelearningpress.com/mip/332.html

Extractions: An innovative way to open the minds of students, this book acquaints young people with the wonders of philosophy and philosophers such as Confucius, Simone De Beauvoir, Aristotle, John Locke, and Georg Hegel. Arranged according to topic (Values, Knowledge, Reality, and Critical Thinking), activities allow students to explore philosophical concepts and relate them to today's issues. One question to ponder asks, "Do we control technology or does technology control us?" Also included are teaching tips, a glossary of terms, and suggestions for further reading. This site was built by Integrated Web Design
Philosophy For Kids
Although I tried out a variety of techniques for doing philosophy with those childrenthat a story beginning, like the one above, and then ask the kids in the
http://www.philosophyforkids.com/introduction.shtml

Extractions: The Flower Question "Look, Auntie Gertie," shouted Freddie, as he walked past the hall table; those flowers have their heads bowed. Are they praying? Or have they died?" Freddie and his family were just returning home from a four-day trip to the Lake District. His mother, his father, and his sister, Alice, were still getting their luggage out of the car. The chrysanthemums on the hall table had caught Freddie's attention as soon as he got through the front door. Instead of showing him their bright, yellow faced, as they had when he left, the flowers were indeed all bent over. "Not to worry," said Aunt Gertie cheerfully; "they got very thirsty while we were gone. But a drink of cool water is all they need." Aunt Gertie, who was the flower expert in the Davidson family, dropped her suitcase and walked straight into the kitchen. There she filled a small, red watering can and returned to give the chrysants a drink. Freddie looked on thoughtfully. "I didn't know flowers get thirsty," he said. `"Just like you," Aunt Gertie reassured him; "but they take a long, long drink. It will be tomorrow before their thirst is quenched and they're happy again."
Philosophy For Kids At Loyola University Chicago
KidFriendly Philosophy. A Message to Teachers in Chicago's Middle and High Schools.from the Philosophy Department of Loyola University Chicago.
http://www.luc.edu/depts/philosophy/gear-up.htm

Extractions: the Philosophy Department of Loyola University Chicago Wonder is part of childhood, and philosophy begins and ends in wonder. Thanks to the federal GEAR UP program and other sources of funding, philosophy professors from Loyola are now available to visit classes or teachers' groups of local middle and high schools. There is no charge for this service. If you're interested in having us, we'd like to participate in a few informal but intelligent discussions of whatever philosophical topics seem appropriate to you, the classroom teachers. By opening up new vistas for young minds, these discussions can give school children a sense of how exciting a liberal education can be. Possible discussion topics are: The Golden Rule The Nature of Friendship Justice The Concept of Race The Uses of Knowledge The Trial and Death of Socrates (not surprisingly, a perennial favorite!) Other issues that you think are important for your students.
PHILOSOPHY FOR KIDS P4Kids
NEW TOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL TASMANIA AUSTRALIA philosophy for kids (P4Kids) My reflection on philosophy is that it's about not the answers but the questions that lead to the answers.
http://www.newtownprimary.tased.edu.au/KIDS_WORK/P4Kids/indexP4Kids.htm

Extractions: NEW TOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL TASMANIA AUSTRALIA PHILOSOPHY FOR KIDS (P4Kids) M y reflection on philosophy is that it's about not the answers but the questions that lead to the answers. When I first started philosophy I thought only about the answers and not the questioning. Philosophy teachers your mind to question things in life and not take anything as it comes. - Rose Rimon-Kerr : Grade 6, 2002 Could you Kill? Explain or describe a scenario where you think you would I read a book once, well it was a series, The Tomorrow series by John Marsden (it is really good). The book was about some kids who go camping and when they get home there is a war and they are the only ones in their small country town in Australia that are not being held captive. They are only kids and they are killing soldiers (the enemy) and bombing the enemy. If I were in a situation where I had to fight for survival I would. I am not the kind of person to sit back, no food or water and not do a thing to help the ones I care for. I would kill people to help my country. I don't think I would feel good about it but I would kill for survival. If my parents or anyone that I cared about had been hurt by someone physically or mentally I would hate that person. If someone killed the person I loved then I would want them killed by me or someone else. If someone was trying to kill someone I loved I would try to kill them first.
Philosophy For Kids, By David A. White, Ph.D.
philosophy for kids By David A. White, Ph.D. ISBN 1882664-70-1 Price$29.95 Availability In stock. Pages 212 Quantity Inspire
http://www.prufrock.com/product.cfm?PC=4701
KIDS PHILOSOPHY SLAM
Kids Philosophy Slam Links. Northwest Center for Philosophy for Children. Booksrelating to philosophy for kids. Matthews, Gareth B. Dialogues with Children.
http://www.philosophyslam.org/resources_fin.html

Extractions: Philosopher of the Week Starting the week of Oct 7 th , the Kids Philosophy Slam will be featuring a philosopher of the week. Included with this new offering will be a brief biography and famous quotes of the featured philosopher, ideas for lesson plans, and links to related philosopher sites! Make sure to come back to our web site on October 7 th , and check out a new philosopher of the week each and every week through March! If you have suggestions for the Philosopher of the week, please e-mail us at: info@philosophyslam.org Kids Philosophy Slam Links Northwest Center for Philosophy for Children Box 353350 Seattle, Washington 98195-3350 (206) 221-6297 http://www.philosophyforchildren.org Socrates Cafe http://www.philosopher.org/soccaf.html Timeline of Western Philosophers http://www.philosophypages.com/dy/zt.htm Philosophy Webquest http://www.ahsd25.k12.il.us/School%20Info/South/Philosophy/philosophyhome.htm
Northwest Center For Philosophy For Children Home About Resources
philosophy for kids Mt. Holyoke College http//www.mtholyoke.edu/omc/kidsphil/ Is it possible to be brave when you are scared out of your wits?
http://depts.washington.edu/nwcenter/res/links.php

Extractions: Storywise : "[A] fascinating resource that harnesses the power of familiar stories to open up a space for childrens thinking. ...Storywise is a radically updated and re-written version of Dr. Karin Murris's ground-breaking project: Teaching Philosophy Through Picture Books ." The Kids Philosophy Slam http://www.philosophyslam.org "[A] program designed to make philosophy accessible and fun for kids of all ages and abilities, to promote a philosophical dialog between kids and adults, and to promote a greater awareness of philosophy and education in everyday life." Upcoming 2003 Slam 2002 Quicktime Video The Philosopher's Island
Department Of Philosophy
Newsletter What's the Big Idea? philosophy for kids! During spring2001, six WVU students are teaching the first activitybased
http://www.as.wvu.edu/phil/newsletter_kids.html
UMass Philosophy - Links
UMass Library Philosophy Research Guide. philosophy for kids (Gary Matthews).The Department provides these links as a convenience to visitors.
http://www.umass.edu/philosophy/links.htm

Extractions: Websites The American Philosophical Association The World-Wide-Web Virtual Library of Philosophy Soapbox - The Five-College Undergraduate Philosophy Review UMass Library: Philosophy Research Guide ... Philosophy for Kids (Gary Matthews) The Department provides these links as a convenience to visitors.
UMass Philosophy - Matthews
edu. Web Site philosophy for kids. Professor Ph.D., Harvard University,1961 Appointed at UMass 1969. Prior Appointments University
http://www.umass.edu/philosophy/faculty/matthews.htm

Extractions: (2) Articles commissioned on (i) Socrates, (ii) Augustine, (iii) Anselm, (iv) the Ontological Argument, (v) Philosophical Thinking in Children (3) an edition, with introduction and notes, of Augustine's De trinitate, Books 8-15. Selected Publications: Socratic Perplexity and the Nature of Philosophy (Oxford, 1999)
Welcome To Our New Home!
Tips and ideas for the kids team sport coach. Site has a coaching philosophy that stresses positive experiences in sports for the players, their parents and the coaches.
http://www.kidscoachingcorner.com/
KB Kids Day Care
Childcare for the Junction City, KS area. Information on facility, philosophy, parent information, and links to resources.
http://kbkidsdaycare.homestead.com/index.html
Historyforkids!
Greek philosophy. Ancient Greek philosophy is dominated by three very famous men Socrates, Plato, and Who we are Advertise on History for kids! - Privacy Notice- FAQ- Contact
http://www.historyforkids.org/learn/greeks/philosophy

Extractions: Privacy Information H4K HOME Greek Philosophy Ancient Greek philosophy is dominated by three very famous men: Socrates Plato , and Aristotle . All three of these lived in Athens for most of their lives, and they knew each other. Socrates came first, and Plato was his student, around 400 BC . Socrates was killed in 399 BC , and Plato began his work by writing down what Socrates had taught, and then continued by writing down his own ideas and opening a school. Aristotle , who was younger, came to study at Plato's school, and ended up starting his own school as well. In the years after Plato and Aristotle died, in the 200's BC , three famous kinds of philosophy started up in the schools that Plato and Aristotle had started. These are the
Kidds Inn -
Early Children Learning Centre that follows the philosophy of childcentred, resource based programmes.
http://www.kidsinn.co.nz

Extractions: At Kids Inn Nursery and Preschool, we are passionate about providing a safe, fun place for your child to play, learn and develop. As parents of young children ourselves, we know how important it is to feel good about the environment and the people you entrust your child to. At Kids Inn we follow the philosophy of child-initiated, resource based programmes. The teacher's role is to provide a caring, safe but stimulating environment and to assist your child to become an independent learner. We aim to provide A warm, friendly environment that is safe, caring and secure for your child.
Niki Lambropoulos: Education In Hellas (Greece)>>>>>FIRST GLANCE................
A digital representation of articles in Greek and English; depression, creativity, computers, theatre, art, and philosophy. Includes some games for kids in both languages.
http://nikilab.homestead.com/default.html

Extractions: This web site was created for FREE at www.homestead.com. Visit www.homestead.com to get your free web site - no programming required. Javascript is either disabled or not supported by this browser. This page may not appear properly. Niki Lambropoulos' new, underconstruction Home Page flash version Curriculum Vitae Essays In english ... Autismos SM.Danis ART CRITICISM POETRY PHILOSOPHY KATATHLIPSI Ti einai S.N. ... KATATHLIPSI SM.Danis ART CRITICISM POETRY PHILOSOPHY Autismos E-mail me!! Articles favourite links html Curriculum Vitae by IntelliGenesis Interactive poem In hellenic In english Subscribe to hellenicschoolsabroad Powered by groups.yahoo.com Essays flash version Curriculum Vitae Niki Lambropoulos' new, underconstruction Home Page
Our Philosophy - Hillcrest Kids
kids have a keen interest in the values, purposes and philosophies that govern ourprograms. In this section, you will find our Mission Statement, philosophy
http://www.hillcrestkids.com/philosophy/

Extractions: We understand that the parents and/or guardians of the children at Hillcrest Kids have a keen interest in the values, purposes and philosophies that govern our programs. In this section, you will find our Mission Statement, Philosophy of Education, Philosophy of Discipline and an explanation of our Christian foundation. Our Christian Foundation Hillcrest Kids Mission Statement Hillcrest Kids has been established to serve the children of the greater Bellingham area, ages one year through grade five and their parents. It is our purpose to foster growth and development of the whole child - physical, emotional, cognitive and spiritual - in an atmosphere of God's great love. To meet this goal, we will provide a variety of experiences for the child that will arouse their curiosity to learn more about themselves, others, the world around them and the God of heaven who loves them. We will also provide a network of services to support parents in their all-important task of raising their children. Home Programs Registration ... Contact Site Designed by Dream Pix Design
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West Covina, CA. School for kids and teens that provides training in stage, film, commercial and television acting with classes , philosophy, articles, and testimonials.
http://AFTI-ActingSchool.com
Philosophy Of Discipline - Hillcrest Kids
Our philosophy of Discipline. At Hillcrest kids, discipline is viewedas remedial rather than punitive. It is based on an understanding
http://www.hillcrestkids.com/philosophy/discipline.html

Extractions: Our Philosophy of Discipline At Hillcrest Kids , discipline is viewed as remedial rather than punitive. It is based on an understanding of the individual child's needs and stage of development. Discipline includes redirection, brief "time out", loss of privileges, longer "time outs" and if needed, an office visit, parent consultation or removal from the program for a period of time. Corporal punishment and humiliation or frightening punishment shall not be administered. Hillcrest Kids staff are required by Washington State Law (RCW 26.44.030) to report suspected incidents of abuse and neglect. Home Programs Registration ... Contact Site Designed by Dream Pix Design
Yoga & Relaxation Centre In Kingston, ON Canada
Kingston, ON Offers yoga and meditation classes, related products, reflexology, aromatherapy, kids programs as well as Scaravelli philosophy.
http://www.yogarelax.ca

Extractions: click here for more info go slowly, be mindful, live simply Yoga is disciplined self-inquiry. Disciplined self-inquiry deepens wisdom and compassion. Deepened wisdom and compassion in each individual is our most powerful means of effecting change in the world. ... Jane Forrington-Burke, Director read more 156 Princess St. Suite 200

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