Ages 5–16
How to Explain Freedom to a Kid
The same idea at three ages, with the actual words to say and one question to ask.
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One page each. Nothing to prepare, no lesson plan, no sign-up. Print them, share them — we’d just rather you didn’t sell them.
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Ages 5–16
20 Questions That Teach Kids Economics
Ask one at dinner and stop talking. Organised by age, no lesson plan required.
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Ages 5–12
Save, Spend, Share Jar Labels
Three labels to cut out plus a tracker. Your child picks the split — that’s the lesson.
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Ages 7–13
Lemonade Stand Profit Sheet
Costs, sales, profit per hour, and five questions for when the day is done.
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Ages 7–13
What Is a Law For?
Seven rules to sort: does this protect somebody, or just remove a choice? No answer key.
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Ages 9–16
The Logical Fallacy Spotter
Ten bad arguments, what each sounds like, and the tell that gives it away.
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Ages 7–13
My First Business Plan
One page from idea to profit — with a five-person test before any money moves.
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Ages 7–14
America’s Story Timeline
Fifteen moments from Magna Carta to the Gold Rush, colour-coded and built for the wall.
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Ages 9–16
Fallacy Bingo
Sixteen bad arguments to catch in the wild. Squares only count with evidence.
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Ages 4–10
Coloring Pages With Big Ideas
Six pages to color — each with one question worth talking about while the crayons are out.
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The printables are the short form. The topic guides go deeper, with book recommendations and the questions parents ask most.