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How to Argue... Using Fallacies (part 1) -upper elementary/middle

Use this 'How to Argue... Using Fallacies (part 1) -upper elementary/middle' printable worksheet in the classroom or at home. Your students will love this 'How to Argue... Using Fallacies (part 1) -upper elementary/middle'. This thorough unit is packed with information about some of the most common fallacies: how to spot them, and how to avoid them. Subsequent lessons are available on our member site.
Poster: Fallacy - Ad Ignorantium

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples. "Errol claimed cats could read minds, because scientists had never proven they couldn't."
Poster: Fallacy - Ad Hominem

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples. "Jack said Susan didn't cheat, but he is a thief, so she probably did cheat."
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How to Argue.... Using Fallacies

This thorough unit is packed with information about some of the most common fallacies: how to spot them, and how to avoid them.
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Poster: Fallacy - Appeal to Emotions

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples."Please give me the job, because my children are sick and I have a broken leg."
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Poster: Fallacy - Appeal to Probability

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples."Gina was so afraid. Her neighbor had a mean dog. Gina was sure it would bite her some day."
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Poster: Fallacy - Appeal to Ridicule

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples. "You still read those books? What are you, a baby? Only babies like those books."
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Poster: Fallacy - Bandwagon

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples. "More and more people are buying sports cars. It's time for you to buy one too!"
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Poster: Fallacy - Bare Assertion

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples. "A website I read said milk makes you taller. I know it's true because the website said it was."
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Poster: Fallacy - Begging the Question

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples. "People under the age of 18 should not have the right to vote because only adults should have the right to vote."
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Poster: Fallacy - False Cause

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples. "The sun comes up when my rooster crows. My rooster makes the sun rise."
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Poster: Fallacy - False Dilemma

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples. "Either you're born smart, or you eventually flunk out of school."
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Poster: Fallacy - Nirvana

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples. "Marge opposed the governor's plan to fight poverty because it didn't eliminate all poverty."
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Poster: Fallacy - Package Deal

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples. "Mick likes spiders, so he'll be pleased to find some in his shirt."
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Poster: Fallacy - Poisoning the Well

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples. "Everyone has a right to their opinion, even a liar like Ed."
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Poster: Fallacy - Red Herring

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples. "When Kevin told his father he shouldn't watch so much TV, his father asked him where he wanted to go on vacation next summer."
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Poster: Fallacy - Slippery Slope

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples. "Cats have kittens. So don't get a cat if you don't want to be a crazy cat lady with a house full of cats."
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Poster: Fallacy - Hasty Generalization

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples. "Diane broke her leg the first time she tried skiing. 'Skiing is dangerous: you always break your leg,' she said."
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Poster: Fallacy - Straw Man

Poster describes the fallacy and gives examples. "Vegetarians want us to live from leaves and grass, and that is ridiculous."
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Poster: Fallacy - Traditional Wisdom

Poster describes the fallacy and gives examples. "Of course we should drive big cars. We've always driven big cars."
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Worksheets: Identify Fallacies (set 2)

"I put on my pajamas and fell asleep. Pajamas make me fall asleep" is an example of what fallacy? Multiple choice.
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Worksheets: Identify Fallacies (set 1)

"Of course we should drive big cars. We've always driven big cars," is an example of what fallacy? Multiple choice. These worksheets match the text of our posters.
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Comprehension: Fallacies (upper elem/middle)

Five logical errors are presented and explained, then reviewed with comprehension questions and writing prompts.
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How to Argue.... Using Fallacies (part II)

Categorical syllogisms, illicit majors, equivocation, amphiboly, and more... it sounds tricky, but this unit clears away the confusion.

Use this 'How to Argue... Using Fallacies (part 1) -upper elementary/middle' printable worksheet in the classroom or at home. Your students will love this 'How to Argue... Using Fallacies (part 1) -upper elementary/middle'. This thorough unit is packed with information about some of the most common fallacies: how to spot them, and how to avoid them. Subsequent lessons are available on our member site. small image

How to Argue... Using Fallacies (part 1) -upper elementary/middle

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples.

Poster: Fallacy - Ad Ignorantium

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples.

Poster: Fallacy - Ad Hominem

This thorough unit is packed with information about some of the most common fallacies: how to spot them, and how to avoid them. small image

How to Argue.... Using Fallacies

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples.

Poster: Fallacy - Appeal to Emotions

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples.

Poster: Fallacy - Appeal to Probability

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples.

Poster: Fallacy - Appeal to Ridicule

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples.

Poster: Fallacy - Bandwagon

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples.

Poster: Fallacy - Bare Assertion

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples.

Poster: Fallacy - Begging the Question

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples.

Poster: Fallacy - False Cause

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples.

Poster: Fallacy - False Dilemma

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples.

Poster: Fallacy - Nirvana

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples.

Poster: Fallacy - Package Deal

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples.

Poster: Fallacy - Poisoning the Well

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples.

Poster: Fallacy - Red Herring

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples.

Poster: Fallacy - Slippery Slope

Poster defines the fallacy and gives examples.

Poster: Fallacy - Hasty Generalization

Poster describes the fallacy and gives examples.

Poster: Fallacy - Straw Man

Poster describes the fallacy and gives examples.

Poster: Fallacy - Traditional Wisdom

Worksheets: Identify Fallacies (set 2)

Worksheets: Identify Fallacies (set 1)

Five logical errors are presented and explained, then reviewed with comprehension questions and writing prompts. small image

Comprehension: Fallacies (upper elem/middle)

Categorical syllogisms, illicit majors, equivocation, amphiboly, and more... it sounds tricky, but this unit clears away the confusion. small image

How to Argue.... Using Fallacies (part II)

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