A lesson, built for 5 age groups
The Dragon Interview
The most disarming thing you can say to someone’s dragon isn’t an argument. It’s a question, and you’re going to practice it on each other. Pick the age you're teaching — each version is written from the ground up for how that age actually thinks, not just simplified from another one.
K-2
The Dragon on the Wall
A flashlight, two little hands, and a very big shadow — and a surprise about what a dragon is actually made of. Grade 3-5The Worst Dragon Slayers’ Club
No sword, no sling, maybe a garden hose. Membership requires being a terrible dragon-fighter, and the club’s secret is what a dragon is really made of. Grade 6-8Terms & Conditions: Dragon Edition
Every dragon comes with fine print (be louder, be right, pick a side, panic now). What if you just didn’t click “I agree”? TeenThe Dragon Interview
The most disarming thing you can say to someone’s dragon isn’t an argument. It’s a question, and you’re going to practice it on each other. Age 21+Pick Your Dragon
AI, war, politics, the environment, the argument that never ends. Seven heads, ten horns, and a surprisingly small thing underneath. You don’t have to slay it, but you do have to show up.More on the way
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