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The book '50 Debate Prompts for Kids' by Michael S. Dahlie is an educational resource designed to engage children in the art of debate. It provides a collection of reproducible sheets, each featuring a different debate topic relevant to kids' interests and experiences. Each sheet includes a background on the issue at hand, along with a list of pro and con points that help students understand both sides of the argument. The prompts are crafted to encourage kids to read, write, speak, and think critically about various subjects, ranging from social issues to technology and ethics. The book aims to develop children's analytical skills, public speaking abilities, and confidence in expressing their opinions. It serves as a tool for teachers and parents to facilitate structured debates in a classroom or home setting, promoting an engaging and educational environment.

Friendship

Adventure

Courage

Perseverance

Family And Relationships

50 Debate Prompts for Kids: Reproducible Debate Sheets Complete With Background and Pro/Con Points That Get Kids Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Thinking About the Topics That Spark Their Interest

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