# Critical Thinking Curriculum Bundle: 24 Logical Fallacy Packs (Grades 4-8) **Price:** $199.99 AUD **Seller:** TeachBuySell Seller **Year Levels:** year4, year5, year6 **Subjects:** english ## Description (seller-submitted) Your students are being manipulated every single day. Social media, advertising, political speeches, playground arguments, even the news - they're surrounded by bad logic, fake choices, and emotional traps, but don't have the tools to see through them. This complete 24-pack curriculum bundle gives your learners 480 pages of illustrated history, comics, and hands-on activity sheets across 5 scaffolded units. They will learn to identify, dismantle, and outsmart 24 of the most common logical fallacies and cognitive biases - the sneaky tricks used to win arguments without being right. ⭐ Rated 5.0 on Etsy and TPT | 100% Original Artwork (No AI) 🔥 BUNDLE & SAVE HUGE Get all 24 activity packs for the price of 16! That's 8 FREE packs (a 33% instant discount) compared to buying individual packs. THE 5-UNIT SCAFFOLDED CURRICULUM ROADMAP UNIT 1: SPOT BAD ARGUMENTS (5 Packs) Learn to spot weak logic before accepting a claim. • Slippery Slope - The dramatic "domino effect" scare tactic. • Hasty Generalisation - Making huge rules from a single story. • Anecdotal Fallacy - Why "it happened to my friend" isn't proof. • Gambler's Fallacy - Why past streaks don't change real odds. • False Cause - Blaming one event on another just because they happened together. UNIT 2: EXPOSE CHEAP DISTRACTIONS (5 Packs) Catch people dodging questions and shifting the focus. • Red Herring - Changing the subject when losing an argument. • Straw Man - Twisting someone's words to knock them down easily. • Ad Hominem Attack - Using insults and name-calling to dodge the topic. • You Too (Tu Quoque) - Pointing fingers back at someone else. • Moving the Goalpost - Shifting the rules so nobody can ever win. UNIT 3: RESIST PEER PRESSURE (5 Packs) Build the confidence to think independently and resist crowd pressure. • Bandwagon Effect - Doing something just because "everyone else is." • Appeal to Authority - Believing a claim just because a celebrity said it. • Appeal to Emotion - Using fear, guilt, or pity … [truncated] ## Learning Needs growthMindset, socialEmotionalLearning, socialSkills --- View on TeachBuySell: https://teachbuysell.com.au/l/69f6f4b6-0c6a-416b-b3bf-84a2f842a9a1 Marketplace: https://teachbuysell.com.au