Case 11 of 20 · Arguments & Debate

Challengebeginner⭐ 30 XP⚖️ Court of Fair

Cross-Examination

🔎Case Brief #11

🐘🐁 Would you rather be as big as an elephant or as small as a mouse.

🎯 Your mission

Take the risk and try.

⚡ The twist

The loudest argument isn't always the strongest.

What You'll Learn

💬 Let's Think & Play! Clap 3 times if you're ready to think! 👏👏👏 Today's adventure: questioning the other side's arguments! Here's what we'll do: 🖐️ LOOK at the fun activity below 🤔 THINK about what you see 🗣️ TALK about your ideas with someone ✏️ TRY the challenge — there are no wrong answers! Remember: Thinking is like a muscle. Every time you try, your brain gets STRONGER! 💪 Let's go! ⬇️

Key Concept: Questioning the other side's arguments

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Think About This

🐘🐁 Would you rather be as big as an elephant or as small as a mouse? Pick a side and give 2 reasons!

Thinking Steps

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📖 Read!

Look at everything carefully. No rushing!

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🧩 Connect!

Does this remind you of something you already know?

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🖐️ Do It!

Time to try! Draw it, say it, or show it!

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🏆 Awesome!

You finished! What was your favorite part?

Key Points

Master questioning the other side's arguments

Apply arguments & debate in real situations

Build habits of arguments & debate

Key Vocabulary

Disagree

When you think something different — and that's okay!

Agree

When you think the same thing as someone

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Why This Matters in Real Life

When you tell Mom WHY you want something, you're making an argument! 'I want juice BECAUSE I'm thirsty!' 🧃

Talk About It

Discuss these questions with a friend, parent, or classmate.

1Can you teach a stuffed animal about questioning the other side's arguments? They're a great audience! 🧸
2What was tricky? What was easy? Show with your thumbs — up 👍 or down 👎!
3Draw your favorite thing from today's lesson and put it on the fridge! 🎨

Solve the Case

Case 1

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'Because I said so' — good reason?

How sure are you going to be?😐 maybe

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Stretch Challenge

Try this in real life this week.

In your next disagreement, repeat back what the other person said before replying.

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For the dinner table

“When is it OK to disagree — and how?”

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