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Our free Moving the Goalposts Question Pack inspires kids to spot tricky fallacy traps with confidence. This 11-question question pack to our Moving the Goalposts Activity Pack dives deeper into the fallacy with a gripping USSR historical example. Think Stalin, miners and the Communist utopia that was promised! if they just worked harder!

What’s Inside?

• 4 Fallacy Questions: Explore the Moving the Goalposts fallacy with clear, fun challenges.
• 7 Historical Questions: Uncover how the USSR used this fallacy to shape lives.
• Answer Sheet: Easy checks for parents, teachers and kids!

Why Kids Love It:

This pack turns kids (ages 6-12+) into fallacy detectives, blending laughs and learning to question media tricks. Perfect for middle schoolers, families, or classrooms, it works with or without our Activity Pack!

How to Use It:

Download the digital PDF to print or display. Kids can research answers, making it ideal for homeschooling, tutoring, or family nights. Suits ages 6-12+ and curious minds!

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Important Notes:

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• Personal Use Only: For your use only—not for sharing or reselling.
• Digital download only (PDF, 300dpi); no physical copy included.

Curriculum Alignment

The Moving the Goalposts 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 6+ (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.