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Common Thinking Traps

Jumping to Conclusions

Spotting Bad Arguments

Logic Puzzles

What Is a Logic Puzzle? How Deduction Works

[Explorer] Find the Mistake Game

[Explorer] Simple Puzzle Challenge

[Thinker] Analyzing Fallacies

[Thinker] Complex Deduction Puzzles

Solving Grid Puzzles Step by Step

Bringing It All Together

Create Your Own Logic Puzzle

Myth Busting: Logic Is Only for School

Course Wrap-Up — You're a Logician Now!

Spot common thinking traps and fallacies. Solve logic puzzles using deduction. Create your own logic puzzle. Two tracks: Explorer (ages 6-9, find-the-mistake games) and Thinker (ages 10+, fallacy analysis and complex puzzles).

You've learned what makes a good argument. Now it's time to spot the bad ones.

Logic Detective — Spotting Mistakes and Solving Puzzles

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