Anecdotal Fallacy Question Pack: Critical Thinking, Comic, Comprehension
Anecdotal Fallacy Question Pack: Critical Thinking, Comic, Comprehension
Anecdotal Fallacy Question Pack: Critical Thinking, Comic, Comprehension
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Description
If you're like us at Duchess and Bruno, you want the people you love or care for to understand how propaganda works. We do too and that's what our activity packs are designed to do.
Our Anecdotal Fallacy Question Pack dives into history to show how personal claims of something being safe can lead to catastrophe.
This 11-question pack to our Anecdotal Fallacy Activity Pack dives deep into the fallacy with the drug Thalidomide in the 1950s.
See how doctors and mothers recommended the drug to pregnant mothers, not realising that personal recommendations without real-world safety testing is a terrible idea.
What’s Inside?
- 4 Fallacy Questions: Explore the fallacy with clear questions that make it easy to understand.
- 7 History Questions: Uncover what happened and why the fallacy was able to play out.
- Answer Sheet: See a quick answer guide to help with understanding!
Why Your Kids Will Love It:
This pack makes learning fallacies easy and unforgettable. The historical examples helps your child question manipulation techniques (e.g. propaganda) and spot when people are not telling them the truth. It's perfect for middle schoolers, families, or classrooms, and it works with or without our Activity Pack.
How to Use It:
Download the digital PDF to print (as worksheets or as a booklet - it is up to you!). Your child can research the questions, or you can answer them together, making it ideal for homeschooling, tutoring, or family nights.
Get It Now: Grab this Expansion Pack on TBS and become unhoodwinkable — download today!
Your Feedback Rocks: Please leave a TBS review after using this pack. Your ideas help us improve!
Important Notes:
- We’re Here to Help! Reach out with any snags and we will fix it right away!
- Personal Use Only: For your use only — not for sharing or reselling.
- Digital download only (PDF, 300dpi); no physical copy included.
Curriculum Alignment
This Expansion Pack meets standards of the Australian National Curriculum, US Common Core, and UK National Curriculum by fostering critical thinking, a core aspect of logical fallacies, for Grades 5+ (ages 11+).
Australian Curriculum: Aligns with Critical and Creative Thinking (ACARA, v9.0), promoting analysis and questioning (e.g., AC9E6LA03, Literacy). Questions engage History Inquiry (e.g., AC9HS7S03), encouraging evidence-based thinking for Years 5-8 (ages 10-14).
US Common Core: Supports ELA standards (e.g., CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.6.8), building argument analysis, and discussion (e.g., CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.SL.7.2). Suits Grades 5-8 (ages 10-14), fostering critical literacy.
UK National Curriculum: Fits English and Citizenship (Key Stages 2-3, ages 7-14), analysing bias (e.g., Year 6 English) and media influence (e.g., KS3 Citizenship), promoting inquiry-based learning.
Description
If you're like us at Duchess and Bruno, you want the people you love or care for to understand how propaganda works. We do too and that's what our activity packs are designed to do.
Our Anecdotal Fallacy Question Pack dives into history to show how personal claims of something being safe can lead to catastrophe.
This 11-question pack to our Anecdotal Fallacy Activity Pack dives deep into the fallacy with the drug Thalidomide in the 1950s.
See how doctors and mothers recommended the drug to pregnant mothers, not realising that personal recommendations without real-world safety testing is a terrible idea.
What’s Inside?
- 4 Fallacy Questions: Explore the fallacy with clear questions that make it easy to understand.
- 7 History Questions: Uncover what happened and why the fallacy was able to play out.
- Answer Sheet: See a quick answer guide to help with understanding!
Why Your Kids Will Love It:
This pack makes learning fallacies easy and unforgettable. The historical examples helps your child question manipulation techniques (e.g. propaganda) and spot when people are not telling them the truth. It's perfect for middle schoolers, families, or classrooms, and it works with or without our Activity Pack.
How to Use It:
Download the digital PDF to print (as worksheets or as a booklet - it is up to you!). Your child can research the questions, or you can answer them together, making it ideal for homeschooling, tutoring, or family nights.
Get It Now: Grab this Expansion Pack on TBS and become unhoodwinkable — download today!
Your Feedback Rocks: Please leave a TBS review after using this pack. Your ideas help us improve!
Important Notes:
- We’re Here to Help! Reach out with any snags and we will fix it right away!
- Personal Use Only: For your use only — not for sharing or reselling.
- Digital download only (PDF, 300dpi); no physical copy included.
Curriculum Alignment
This Expansion Pack meets standards of the Australian National Curriculum, US Common Core, and UK National Curriculum by fostering critical thinking, a core aspect of logical fallacies, for Grades 5+ (ages 11+).
Australian Curriculum: Aligns with Critical and Creative Thinking (ACARA, v9.0), promoting analysis and questioning (e.g., AC9E6LA03, Literacy). Questions engage History Inquiry (e.g., AC9HS7S03), encouraging evidence-based thinking for Years 5-8 (ages 10-14).
US Common Core: Supports ELA standards (e.g., CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.6.8), building argument analysis, and discussion (e.g., CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.SL.7.2). Suits Grades 5-8 (ages 10-14), fostering critical literacy.
UK National Curriculum: Fits English and Citizenship (Key Stages 2-3, ages 7-14), analysing bias (e.g., Year 6 English) and media influence (e.g., KS3 Citizenship), promoting inquiry-based learning.