Get ready to spot the Ad Hominem Attack with our Logical Fallacy Poster! 

This vibrant PDF (A4, A3, 11x17in, 8.5x11in) is perfect for classroom walls, homeschool spaces, or kids’ rooms.

What’s on the Poster?

• Clear Title & Definition: “Ad Hominem Attack” explained simply so kids get it fast. 
• Unforgettable Cartoon: A bold Duchess and Bruno illustration that sticks in minds.
• Real-Life Example: Shows how the fallacy pops up in everyday life.

Why It's Awesome

This poster empowers kids (ages 6-12+) to question cleverly and think for themselves, spotting sneaky traps set by media or others. It’s a colourful, brain-boosting tool that sparks sharp thinking and confidence!

How to Use It

Download the PDF to print at home (8.5x11in for standard printers, 11x17in or A3 for shops). Display for lessons or family discussions. Perfect for ages 6-12+ and curious minds!

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Buy this Poster and help your kids shine as fallacy detectives!

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Important Notes

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Personal Use Only

Use this poster for yourself or your kids — not for selling, sharing, or commercial use. Digital download only (PDF in A3, 11x17in, 8.5x11in, 300dpi); no physical copy included.

Alignment with Curriculums

Australian Curriculum

This Fallacy Poster aligns with the Australian Curriculum’s Critical and Creative Thinking capability (ACARA, v9.0), fostering skills to question manipulative language and techniques. The definition and example support Literacy (e.g., AC9E6LA03), aiding persuasive text analysis, while the cartoon engages Civics Inquiry (e.g., AC9HS7S03) for ages 10-14 (Years 5-8), promoting accessible, engaging learning. 

US Common Core

This poster supports US Common Core State Standards (CCSS) in English Language Arts (ELA) by building argument analysis skills (e.g., CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.6.8). The clear example fosters discussion (e.g., CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.SL.7.2), engaging Grades 5-8 (ages 10-14) in critical literacy to counter manipulation, per CCSS’s readiness goals.

UK National Curriculum

The poster fits the UK National Curriculum’s focus on analytical skills in English and Citizenship (Key Stages 2-3, ages 7-14). The definition/example align with English (e.g., Year 6: spotting bias) and Citizenship (e.g., KS3: media influence), using visuals to engage students in questioning manipulation.