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Teaching Children Philosophy - The Prindle Institute for Ethics Over 200 discussion guides designed to introduce children to philosophy and ethics using picture books.

Knuffle Bunny | Teaching Children Philosophy Summary An exciting trip to the laundromat goes bad when Trixie realizes that her knuffle bunny has somehow gotten lost along the way. Will she be able to find the words to tell her father what is wr...

The Lorax | Teaching Children Philosophy Summary The Lorax has gone. But where did he go? The only things left are a sign in the road, and a sour smelling wind filled with nasty old crows. So where is the Lorax? Where did he go? The Once-ler...