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What Is an Argument?

Reasons and Conclusions

Simple Syllogisms

All A Are B — Thinking with Circles

If-Then Picture Stories

Venn Shape Sort

Chains of Reasoning

Evaluating Arguments

Because and Therefore — Connecting Words

Putting Syllogisms to the Test

Cause and Effect

If-Then and Because — Understanding Causes

Myth Busting: After Means Because

Module 3 Recap — What We Learned

Learn what makes an argument work. Follow reasons to conclusions using Venn diagrams and if-then logic. Two tracks: Explorer (ages 6-9, picture stories) and Thinker (ages 10+, chain reasoning and evaluation).

Someone says 'You should do your homework because it helps you learn. ' That's an argument — a reason leading to a conclusion.

Does It Follow? — Arguments and Reasoning

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