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  1. If you want to teach philosophy with young people, use this lesson plan that introduces students to doing philosophy. “What is Philosophy?” Task Cards are designed to get students talking about philosophical questions and problems — without having formal training in philosophy. What is philosophy? What is the self? What is the meaning of life?

    • This resource is optimized for distance learning. Use it as a PDF, or Google Slides.

    This resource includes the following features:

    Essential Question: What is philosophy?

    • 1 Lesson Plan Guide
      • I Do / We Do / You Do Lesson Plan Structure
      • Perfect for group work or a carousel activity — get your kids moving while discussing philosophy!
    • 28 Half-Sheet Task Cards + 2 Open-ended Tasks
      • Original Content Design (Colorful!)
      • Facilitate small or whole group discussions easily
      • Printable or shareable
      • Available as editable Google Slides!
    • Includes links to primary and secondary sources
      • I provide useful links to further the concepts introduced in each card. Use it for yourself or have students conduct research projects.
    • Further Reading List
    • Suggested Answer Key
      • Detailed explanation for each card.
      • Suggestions to get kids talking about the card
      • Historical and conceptual background provided for each card
      • Additional questions and activities to do for each card

    Suggested Uses:

    1. Introduction to Philosophy or High School Advanced Philosophy Course
    2. Literature Course (Paired with a work of literature that features philosophical ideas as a theme)
    3. IB Theory of Knowledge Course
    4. Student Advisory Course

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