Philosophy Package 2 (saddle-stitched editions)
Order code: SKP02
Price: $105.00
Website price: $65.00
This package contains the student books (saddle-stitched editions) and guidebooks for the second set of three volumes in the Royal Fireworks Western philosophy series by Dr. Sharon Kaye.
This package contains the student books (saddle-stitched editions) and guidebooks for the second set of three volumes in the Royal Fireworks Western philosophy series by Dr. Sharon Kaye.
Xperiment: Student Book (saddle-stitched)
Author: Kaye, Dr. Sharon; Tice, Christopher (Illustrator)
Subjects: Philosophy
Age: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
Grade: 3, 4, 5, 6
ISBN: 978-0-89824-697-1
Order code: 6971
Price: $17.50
Website price: $12.50
This is a saddle-stitched edition of Xperiment. There is also a perfect-bound edition, which has the advantage of a printed spine so that it can be found readily on a bookshelf. Click here for the perfect-bound edition, which includes a description of the book.
This is a saddle-stitched edition of Xperiment. There is also a perfect-bound edition, which has the advantage of a printed spine so that it can be found readily on a bookshelf. Click here for the perfect-bound edition, which includes a description of the book.
Xperiment: Guidebook
Author: Kaye, Dr. Sharon
Subjects: Philosophy
Age: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
Grade: 3, 4, 5, 6
ISBN: 978-0-89824-698-8
Order code: 6988
Price: $17.50
Website price: $12.50
Xperiment explores the question What is justice? Justice has always been controversial among philosophers because it is the glue that holds society together. Society needs leaders and laws. But what justifies one person telling other people what to do? This is a vivid question for children dealing with bullies, teachers, and parents, as well as for adults who vote in political elections. The Guidebook explores several of the most important and influential political theories ever written, which are reflected in the story about X and his schoolmates.
The Guidebook is the manual for implementing Xperiment, but it is called a “Guidebook” instead of a “Teacher Manual” in recognition of the fact that the material within its pages may be of interest to the children themselves, especially if they are motivated to delve more deeply into the content. It provides a summary of the plot developments for each chapter, a philosophical basis for the key concepts of the chapters, discussion questions, and web links to videos for further exploration of the content.
Xperiment explores the question What is justice? Justice has always been controversial among philosophers because it is the glue that holds society together. Society needs leaders and laws. But what justifies one person telling other people what to do? This is a vivid question for children dealing with bullies, teachers, and parents, as well as for adults who vote in political elections. The Guidebook explores several of the most important and influential political theories ever written, which are reflected in the story about X and his schoolmates.
The Guidebook is the manual for implementing Xperiment, but it is called a “Guidebook” instead of a “Teacher Manual” in recognition of the fact that the material within its pages may be of interest to the children themselves, especially if they are motivated to delve more deeply into the content. It provides a summary of the plot developments for each chapter, a philosophical basis for the key concepts of the chapters, discussion questions, and web links to videos for further exploration of the content.
Finding Faith: Student Book (saddle-stitched)
Author: Kaye, Dr. Sharon; Tice, Christopher (Illustrator)
Subjects: Philosophy
Age: 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
Grade: 4, 5, 6, 7
ISBN: 978-0-89824-446-5
Order code: 4465
Price: $17.50
Website price: $12.50
This is a saddle-stitched edition of Finding Faith. There is also a perfect-bound edition, which has the advantage of a printed spine so that it can be found readily on a bookshelf. Click here for the perfect-bound edition, which includes a description of the book.
This is a saddle-stitched edition of Finding Faith. There is also a perfect-bound edition, which has the advantage of a printed spine so that it can be found readily on a bookshelf. Click here for the perfect-bound edition, which includes a description of the book.
Finding Faith: Guidebook
Author: Kaye, Dr. Sharon
Subjects: Philosophy
Age: 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
Grade: 4, 5, 6, 7
ISBN: 978-0-89824-447-2
Order code: 4472
Price: $17.50
Website price: $12.50
Finding Faith is a chapter book that explores arguments for and against the existence of God. Some people may regard religion as a touchy subject, inappropriate for children to discuss. Any child studying philosophy, however, must discuss this subject, for philosophers have been arguing about God since the very beginning. The book offers religious perspectives in a non-dogmatic way that will allow readers of every belief system, including atheism, to feel respected and validated.
The Guidebook is the manual for implementing Finding Faith, but it is called a “Guidebook” instead of a “Teacher Manual” in recognition of the fact that the material within its pages may be of interest to the children themselves, especially if they are motivated to delve more deeply into the content. It provides a summary of the plot developments for each chapter, a philosophical basis for the key concepts of the chapters, discussion questions, and for some chapters, suggestions for further exploration or for activities to extend the learning.
Finding Faith is a chapter book that explores arguments for and against the existence of God. Some people may regard religion as a touchy subject, inappropriate for children to discuss. Any child studying philosophy, however, must discuss this subject, for philosophers have been arguing about God since the very beginning. The book offers religious perspectives in a non-dogmatic way that will allow readers of every belief system, including atheism, to feel respected and validated.
The Guidebook is the manual for implementing Finding Faith, but it is called a “Guidebook” instead of a “Teacher Manual” in recognition of the fact that the material within its pages may be of interest to the children themselves, especially if they are motivated to delve more deeply into the content. It provides a summary of the plot developments for each chapter, a philosophical basis for the key concepts of the chapters, discussion questions, and for some chapters, suggestions for further exploration or for activities to extend the learning.
Will Power: Student Book (saddle-stitched)
Author: Kaye, Dr. Sharon; Tice, Christopher (Illustrator)
Subjects: Philosophy
Age: 10, 11, 12, 13, 14
Grade: 5, 6, 7, 8
ISBN: 978-0-89824-631-5
Order code: 6315
Price: $17.50
Website price: $12.50
This is a saddle-stitched edition of Will Power. There is also a perfect-bound edition, which has the advantage of a printed spine so that it can be found readily on a bookshelf. Click here for the perfect-bound edition, which includes a description of the book.
This is a saddle-stitched edition of Will Power. There is also a perfect-bound edition, which has the advantage of a printed spine so that it can be found readily on a bookshelf. Click here for the perfect-bound edition, which includes a description of the book.
Will Power: Guidebook
Author: Kaye, Dr. Sharon
Subjects: Philosophy
Age: 10, 11, 12, 13, 14
Grade: 5, 6, 7, 8
ISBN: 978-0-89824-632-2
Order code: 6322
Price: $17.50
Website price: $12.50
Will Power is a chapter book that explores the question of free will and the concept of fate. Are we free to make our own paths in life, or are our lives predetermined? Is our fate set, or do we create our own fate? And how much responsibility do we bear for our actions if our fate is set for us and we have no free will? Where does science fit into these concepts? This book introduces children to these questions and more in the context of an exciting, thought-provoking novel.
The Guidebook is the manual for implementing Will Power, but it is called a “Guidebook” instead of a “Teacher Manual” in recognition of the fact that the material within its pages may be of interest to the children themselves, especially if they are motivated to delve more deeply into the content. It provides a summary of the plot developments for each chapter, a philosophical basis for the key concepts of the chapters, discussion questions, and for some chapters, suggestions for further exploration or for activities to extend the learning.
Will Power is a chapter book that explores the question of free will and the concept of fate. Are we free to make our own paths in life, or are our lives predetermined? Is our fate set, or do we create our own fate? And how much responsibility do we bear for our actions if our fate is set for us and we have no free will? Where does science fit into these concepts? This book introduces children to these questions and more in the context of an exciting, thought-provoking novel.
The Guidebook is the manual for implementing Will Power, but it is called a “Guidebook” instead of a “Teacher Manual” in recognition of the fact that the material within its pages may be of interest to the children themselves, especially if they are motivated to delve more deeply into the content. It provides a summary of the plot developments for each chapter, a philosophical basis for the key concepts of the chapters, discussion questions, and for some chapters, suggestions for further exploration or for activities to extend the learning.
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