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ClaimLore: Good Arguments Build Brighter Futures. Structured debate, public speaking, and critical-thinking curricula for coaches, teachers, and homeschool parents. Every resource uses the Steelman Method: students argue the other side's case before making their own, through five reasoning lenses (Fairness, Consequences, Practical, Values, Rights).
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World Schools Style Debate Curriculum | 25 Lessons | ClaimLore
$24.99
SPAR Debate Curriculum: Competition Level | 25 Lessons | ClaimLore
$19.99
SPAR Debate Curriculum for Beginners | 25 Lessons | ClaimLore
$19.99
Respectful Disagreement Sentence Stems | Grades 3-6 | ClaimLore
$3.50
Rebuttal Sentence Stems and Mini Debate Activities | Grades 4-7
$3.50
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World Schools Style Debate Curriculum | 25 Lessons | ClaimLore
A 25-lesson World Schools Style debate curriculum, building AREL arguments (Assertion, Reasoning, Evidence, Link) from the first lesson.
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SPAR Debate Curriculum: Competition Level | 25 Lessons | ClaimLore
A 25-lesson competition-level SPAR curriculum built on the exact timing structure of a competitive round.
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SPAR Debate Curriculum for Beginners | 25 Lessons | ClaimLore
A 25-lesson SPAR (Spontaneous Argumentation) debate curriculum for Grades 3-6, teaching debate as structured, respectful persuasion.
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Respectful Disagreement Sentence Stems | Grades 3-6 | ClaimLore
Discussion cards and speaking tools that replace ‘I disagree’ with language that shows listening: acknowledge an idea, challenge one part, request evidence and build common ground.
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Rebuttal Sentence Stems and Mini Debate Activities | Grades 4-7
Direct-response practice that moves students beyond ‘I disagree’. The four-part response is: You said, However, Because, Therefore.
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Philosophers in Debate | Ethics & Critical Thinking Activities Grades 8-12
12 student-friendly briefs and an independent framework challenge. Each brief covers the central idea, key concepts, when the framework is useful, the question it asks and a limitation an opponent might raise.
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Perspective Taking Scenario Cards | Grades 3-6 | ClaimLore
Students explain both viewpoints before choosing a position, building empathy, fair summary and the early steelman habit.
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Opinion Writing Oral Rehearsal Cards | Grades 4-5 | ClaimLore
Students speak the claim, reason and example before writing. They use the CLEAR frame: Claim, Link, Evidence or example, Answer another view, Restate the conclusion.
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Morality Debate Activity | The Line You Draw | ClaimLore
Six moral dilemmas about the choices students actually face, for ages 12-14. Students choose privately, defend a principle, then face a twist that tests whether their rule holds.
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Middle School Debate Curriculum | 25 Lessons | ClaimLore
A 25-lesson middle school debate curriculum that teaches the Claim Formula (Who + Action + Purpose) and the Reason Ladder (Principle, Mechanism, Impact).
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Logical Fallacies Activity | Detective & Repair Task Cards Grades 6-9
Spot it, name it, fix it. Students recognise nine common logical fallacies, explain why the reasoning is weak and revise it into a fairer argument.
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Lincoln-Douglas Debate Curriculum: Competition Level | 25 Lessons | ClaimLore
A 25-lesson competition-level Lincoln-Douglas curriculum covering formal round structure, value and criterion systems and tournament mechanics.