Mind Merit: Critical Thinking and Logical Fallacies Game for Kids Supporter
Curriculum Providers · Subscription · Grades 4–10 · Language Arts · Alabama, Alaska, Arizona +48
Mind Merit trains kids in grades 4 to 10 in a skill AI can't replace: reading with a critical eye, questioning claims, and spotting when reasoning falls apart.
Mind Merit trains kids in grades 4 to 10 in a skill AI can't replace: reading with a critical eye, questioning claims, and spotting when reasoning falls apart.
It's an online game that takes about 10 minutes a day on any phone, tablet or computer. Students practice in two tracks. In Argument Sorter, they separate an argument's evidence from its conclusion. In Flaw Hunter, they find the flaw in the reasoning and name it, across 25 logical fallacies from straw man to slippery slope. Difficulty adjusts to each student's skill, not their grade.
Every week, students also get one documented example of flawed reasoning from history, advertising, science or politics, chosen for their grade band. It builds the media literacy kids need to question what they read, watch and scroll past.
Parents see the three fallacies each child misses most. A growing library of zero-prep parent guides covers those exact fallacies, with discussion prompts and real case studies from Ignaz Semmelweis to modern culture.
Mind Merit is faith-neutral and works alongside any curriculum or homeschool approach. It's ad-free with no in-app purchases, and student data is never sold. Solo plans start at $49.99 a year and Family plans (up to 6 students) at $89.99 a year, with monthly options and a 7-day free trial.
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It's an online game that takes about 10 minutes a day on any phone, tablet or computer. Students practice in two tracks. In Argument Sorter, they separate an argument's evidence from its conclusion. In Flaw Hunter, they find the flaw in the reasoning and name it, across 25 logical fallacies from straw man to slippery slope. Difficulty adjusts to each student's skill, not their grade.
Every week, students also get one documented example of flawed reasoning from history, advertising, science or politics, chosen for their grade band. It builds the media literacy kids need to question what they read, watch and scroll past.
Parents see the three fallacies each child misses most. A growing library of zero-prep parent guides covers those exact fallacies, with discussion prompts and real case studies from Ignaz Semmelweis to modern culture.
Mind Merit is faith-neutral and works alongside any curriculum or homeschool approach. It's ad-free with no in-app purchases, and student data is never sold. Solo plans start at $49.99 a year and Family plans (up to 6 students) at $89.99 a year, with monthly options and a 7-day free trial.
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