Description

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The PhilosoCats is TWO books in ONE: a picture book + a philosophical activity book of 20 pages.

Foster the critical thinking of your children with The PhilosoCats Do Philosophy with children What happened to Tipi, our black Philosocat? She looks upset and angry, but why?
The Philosocats book "I thought we were friends " is a story about anger, trust, and forgiveness.
These concepts are introduced in the story and will be further explored in the included Activity Book.

The Activity Book contains 20 pages of varied and skillfully chosen activities that will guarantee fun and quality time:

• Philosophical questions & psychological reflections
• Mindfulness exercises
• Games
• Creative activities
• Brainteasers

The goal of the Philosocats series is to foster critical thinking and reflection. It supports adults and children in having meaningful conversations and in spending quality time with each other.

With the help of a fun, engaging, and relatable story, followed by an Activity Book full of inspiring questions, fun games, and mindful and creative activities, philosophy becomes accessible to adults and children alike.
The PhilosoCats can be read and discussed in any setting, be it in the classroom or living room, for bedtime or during after-school club.

Philosophy is for everybody EDITORIAL REVIEW:

This book is very well written and fantastically illustrated. It's great to explore the everyday emotions and lived experience of children and young adults. My daughter is 10 years old and was very keen on doing all the questions and exercises. She even asked if there were any more episodes. - Missy M, mother of three (2, 8, and 10 years)

This book is a great way to discuss the topics of anger, trust, and forgiveness with children. It makes it easy to approach these concepts in a philosophical and psychological way. The activities are great fun for children and motivate them to deepen their understanding of the book's topics. - Christiane D, teacher for 40 years

The Philosocats "I thought we were friends" is a simple story exploring a rich terrain of anger, trust, and forgiveness. Resources supporting the story skilfully connect philosophical reflection with mindfulness exercises and embodiment. It will be useful for anyone wanting to explore these topics with children at home as well as in the classroom. A wonderful addition to the philosophy for children (P4C) toolkit. - Lukasz Krzywon (Creative Together) - P4C practitioner, educator and author.