Gifts
This lesson focuses on nontraditional gifts, and asks students to critically analyze the sort of etiquette that surrounds gift giving.
This lesson focuses on nontraditional gifts, and asks students to critically analyze the sort of etiquette that surrounds gift giving.
What shapes your sense of humor? Is anything universally funny? This lesson explores the constructions of comedy.
Get ready to dance in today’s lesson! We are going to think about dancing and how different songs change how we move our body!
This lesson allows kids and us to explore how we use our emotions and how our emotions and colors are associated together. Sometimes we think blue means sad and yellow means happy, but I like blue and it makes me happy so this lesson is to get us thinking about what colors we associate with our emotions and why we […]
This lesson allows us to look at weather and how it changes as well as how change can make us feel. This lesson also has videos and activities that allows the students to interact with us and each other as well as have time to think and focus about their own thoughts. Looking at weather and change and why we […]
A short activity that goes over if/how colors correlate with emotions. We will examine how different colors represent different feelings and emotions.
This lesson will engage k-2 students in a discussion about what Thanksgiving is and what Thanksgiving means.
What is knowledge and why do we seek it? Why do people desire being right? In this lesson we will investigate the power of knowledge and why it’s important to us.
Today we will be thinking about art, and what it means to be an artist. We are going to get creative and make some art!
Grab some balloons and markers to create some spooky characters for your own Halloweenparty! This activity will help you think more deeply about your feelings and emotions in relationto objects and what leads us to believe something has a mind.
In assessing the truth we often have to think about the information given to us. Should information be taken at face value, or should it be investigated? Through skepticism we can question the validity of information in hopes to find absolute truths.
Music drifts through the air into our heads throughout our lives. But, when do we stop to just listen? You and I will be experiencing different ways of listening to music with these audio instructions. This week, the activity is to walk with music.
In today’s lesson we will be exploring google earth and learning about location on a global scale. Let’s go on an adventure!
Find a dream buddy and take a week to record and explore your dreams! At the end of the week make a dream mural to hang up, and add to each morning as you have more dreams!
We will explore the concept of control and choice in the context of stoicism, and how people in the modern world apply this seemingly archaic school of thought in their day to day lives.
We are a team of Hamilton College students designing virtual philosophy lessons for K-12 students. Our goal is to empower students during these uncertain times and elevate their voices.
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