Dancing!!
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!
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!
Let’s explore our observation and perception of the world and how we know things exist as we see them!
Explore the concept of bias and how it shapes our understanding of the world!
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!
Let’s talk about Aliens (and explore some ethical and epistemological questions)! Are they real? What is an Alien? Should we even go looking for them? Let’s think about it!
This lesson plan is a way to explore how kindergarten through 5th-grade students see art. It is a good lesson for kids to be interactive and think of art in ways other than through drawing and paintings and sculptures.
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.
Think critically about reality in this lesson that takes an epistemological approach to examine the question: is your life a simulation?
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!
Looking at Epistemology through various thought experiments!
Grab your favorite toys and imagine a world where you get to design the perfect school for them to attend. This activity will challenge you to think critically about what school is like now, and dream up how it could be different!
Do you ever think about what type of thing you would want to be if you weren’t a person? Explore this question more, and look at the things around you from a new perspective with this activity!
This lesson introduces students to the idea of epistemology and encourages them to think about the nature of knowledge!
The goal of this lesson is to encourage students to reflect on how they use words differently than others. Although we speak the same language to others in conversation, we don’t all use and know the same words. This lesson challenges students to explore their vocabulary, giving them the tools to consider where their words come from and why their […]
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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