“What does it mean to be fair?” “How do you know who your friends are?” “Are you the same person you were five years ago?” “Can something logical be unreasonable?” If you've ever wondered about questions like these, you're well on your way to becoming a philosopher! "Philosophy for Kids" gives children (ages 10 and up) the opportunity to become familiar with the wonders of philosophy. Forty questions, categorized under values, knowledge, reality, and critical thinking, encourage children to ponder questions philosophers have debated since the time of the ancient Greeks. Each question includes a fun activity that allows children to deepen their understanding of philosophical concepts and issues while enjoying themselves. * Designed for children to use on their own or by teachers in a classroom setting. * Written by a university professor who has been teaching philosophy to children for 10 years. * Helpful teaching ideas for each question. * Suggestions for further reading. * Glossary of philosophical terms. "Philosophy for Kids" will open up a new and wonderful world of ideas for young and old alike.'”