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We’d like to give a great big thank you to Martin Street School in Milton, Ontario, and to their amazing librarian, Mrs. Webber! We spent a day there this week, chatting with grade twos and threes about the

There’s so much fun stuff that can be done with philosophy in a homeschool environment, and we’re thrilled that this year, we’re part of the Canadian Online Homeschool Conference (February 2-11). We’ll be doing a talk about fun

Well, thinkers, was it a good one? Did you ask big questions? Were there lots of new ideas this year, and interesting people to share them with? Did you start and finish 2017 with curiosity and creativity? Yup,

It is with great pride and pleasure that we introduce our latest app, Get Wise (cue trumpet fanfare and confetti canons)! This app features a 3D museum, a board game, a dress-up activity, a journal tool, a colouring

The presents will have been opened, the last of the leftovers consumed, and all the guests will have gone home. Kids will be bored, and adults will be in the process of getting back to work/reality. If we’re

To all thinkers, big and little, we say thank you for asking amazing, big questions. Here’s to finding a whole lot of answers together! Happy World Philosophy Day, everyone! Now, let’s have a little giggle, shall we?

Teaching a kid to participate in an argument without getting angry or riled up is a challenge. Let’s be honest, it’s something most grown-ups find a bit tricky too (just look at rants and trolls on social media).

We’ve always been proponents of the idea that philosophy (especially for kids) can be found a variety of difference sources. Great conversations can spring from books, cartoons, sports, toys, advertisements, and much, much more. One very enjoyable source