Critical Thinking for Schools
Bring critical thinking to your classroom with interactive online courses and teacher-ready materials.
Critikid helps students evaluate claims, communicate effectively, and think more clearly about the information they encounter every day. Critikid for Schools makes it easy to use Critikid’s resources in your K-12 classroom.
What you get
All Critikid's courses
Interactive, self-paced courses for all your students
Worksheets and lesson plans
PDFs you can use to reinforce learning, guide discussion, and assess understanding
Topics include
Media literacy
Spot misinformation and manipulative tactics online.
Logical fallacies
Identify flawed reasoning and learn to communicate more clearly.
Information literacy
See how biases and thinking errors can distort our interpretation of data.
Formal logic
Learn to build and analyze deductive arguments.
How it works
Use Critikid in whatever format fits your classroom: online courses only, worksheets and lesson plans only, or a mix of both.
Setting students up in the online courses is simple:
- Create a classroom
Create a classroom for a specific lesson - Invite students
Share a class code or link so students can join (no login required) - Track progress
Students work through the lesson at their own pace while you monitor progress - Extend or move on
Optionally use accompanying worksheets and lesson plans (when available), then send students to the next lesson.
Critikid’s resources can be used for independent work, enrichment, homework, or whole-class instruction. They are suitable for homeschool families/co-ops, individual teachers, or entire schools.
Choose the right plan for you
Pick a subscription tier and billing interval.
For teacher
Perfect for one classroom or a solo educator.
- 1 teacher
- Access to all courses
- Tailored lesson plans for teachers
- Worksheets to match
- Unlimited students
- Unlimited classrooms
For schools
Best for a few teachers working together.
- Up to 5 teachers
- Access to all courses
- Tailored lesson plans for teachers
- Worksheets to match
- Unlimited students
- Unlimited classrooms
Custom plan
Need more? Get in touch and we will build it for you.
Included courses
Fallacy Detectors
Ages 8–12Develop the skills to tackle logical fallacies through a series of 10 science-fiction videos with activities. Recommended for ages 8 and up.
Social Media Simulator
Ages 9+Teach your kids to spot misinformation and manipulation in a safe and controlled environment before they face the real thing. Recommended for ages 9 and up.
A Statistical Odyssey
Ages 13+Learn about common mistakes in data analysis with an interactive space adventure. Recommended for ages 12 and up.
Logic for Teens
Ages 13+Learn how to make sense of complicated arguments with 14 video lessons and activities. Recommended for ages 13 and up.
Emotional Intelligence
Ages 5–7Learn to recognize, understand, and manage your emotions. Designed by child psychologist Ronald Crouch, Ph.D. Recommended for ages 5 to 7.
Included worksheets
Logical Fallacies Worksheets and Lesson Plans
Ages 8–12Teach your grades 3-7 students about ten common logical fallacies with these engaging and easy-to-use lesson plans and worksheets.
Symbolic Logic Worksheets
Ages 13+Worksheets covering the basics of symbolic logic for children ages 13 and up.
Printable Logical Fallacy Handbook
Ages 13+A printable PDF explaining 20 common logical fallacies with real-world examples. Recommended for teens and adults.
Printable Logic Puzzle Cards
Ages 10+Printable logic puzzle cards with answers and explanations. Varied levels mean they will challenge kids, teens, and even adults.
Printable Data Analysis Handbook
Ages 13+A printable PDF explaining 8 common errors in data analysis with real-world examples. Recommended for teens and adults.
The Language of Science: Facts, Laws, and Theories
Ages 11+This free science literacy worksheet teaches the difference between facts, laws, and theories and addresses common misconceptions. Recommended for grade 6 and up.
Printable Formal Fallacy Handbook
Ages 13+A printable PDF explaining 6 formal fallacies with examples. Recommended for teens and adults.
A Statistical Odyssey Worksheets and Lesson Plans
Ages 13+Turn A Statistical Odyssey into a complete 14-class unit for homeschool or classroom with these lesson plans, printable worksheets, and a cumulative assessment.
How are teacher seats counted?
Only teachers count as seats. Students can join lessons without email accounts.
Can we change the number of seats later?
Yes. You can adjust seat counts when your subscription renews or by contacting support.
Do students need accounts?
No. Students join a classroom with a one-time code and enter a display name.
What happens after purchase?
The purchaser becomes the first school admin, and teachers can be invited by email.