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Philosophy for Children and Global Learning
What is a Philosofun?
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Philosofun is a collaboration between myself and Gina Parker (Mullarkey) from Little Chatters
•Philosofuns are a non-competitive, active, playful, engaging and above all fun approach to Philosophy for Children (P4C)
•Fun-sized philosophical games for starters, class session or full day events
•Philosophical games fostering and developing skills in collaborative thinking through ‘micro-communities’ in trios or quad groupings
•Philosophical games focus on a concrete theme or concept such as robots, monsters, clocks, food, homes, water, trees and pets. These themes and concepts pave the way to 'bigger' more abstract concepts so are perfect for any age or experience of P4C.