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Misty
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Posted: Oct 17 2012 at 2:28pm | IP Logged Quote Misty
I am wondering what grade you think it's best to start logic? Also, what material did you use and why did or didn't you like it? I am starting to look around and there is so much out there and I want to be sure it's a good program so suggestions are welcome.
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Posted: Oct 18 2012 at 8:59am | IP Logged Quote CatholicMommy
I have actually started logic studies with my 8 year old using the games at Wff N Proof

These are mult-age and multi-ability games that really get into logical thinking. With that solid foundation, any follow-up would be a breeze to ease into.

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Posted: Oct 18 2012 at 9:46am | IP Logged Quote pmeilaen
I think around age 12 to 14 is a good time to start. Right now I'm doing The Fallacy Detectives with my 14-year-old and he likes them. I plan to follow up with The Thinking Toolbox, The Art of Argument, and then move into philosophy books, starting with Sophie's World. I don't know if I will do anything more than that. I guess it depends on your priorities and children.

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Posted: Oct 18 2012 at 2:46pm | IP Logged Quote MaryM
stef had a recent post on her blog with some ideas and resources - Logic/Philosophy for Kids

We are using the Memoria Press book by Martin Cothran - Traditional Logic I for our Catholic homeschool enrichment program. We are liking it so far. It is open to 7th-12th graders. Memoria suggests it can be used as early as 7th grade. They have an online class offered as well.

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Posted: Oct 18 2012 at 4:47pm | IP Logged Quote Misty
Thanks everyone I have a couple of those books so adding to make a full year class for HS will be fun.
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