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"Well, YOU keep drinking my chocolate milk!" Cool - but that doesn't change the fact you ate the biscuits. That's the You Too Fallacy: dodging criticism by firing it straight back at your accuser. This 20-page pack teaches your kids to catch it, through one true story from history, an original comic, and hands-on activities. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rated 5.0 on Etsy & TPT · Written by a real history teacher, drawn by hand, no AI. The story inside Most fallacy resources are a definition on a slide and a matching worksheet. This one teaches through storytelling - your kids watch a superpower use "you too" to bury its own record for seventy years, laugh at it in a comic, then hunt for it in the wild. That sequence is why it sticks. Every word is researched from the original history books and written by hand - no AI, every fact checked. This pack tells the story of Andrei Sakharov and Cold War whataboutism. From 1917 to 1991, the Soviet Union made the You Too Fallacy its go-to move: censoring speech, tapping phones, trailing dissidents - anything to silence opposition. Andrei Sakharov, a nuclear physicist who'd helped build the Soviet hydrogen bomb, grew troubled by the threat of nuclear annihilation. When he spoke out, the government censored him. And when the US criticised the Soviets for silencing dissidents, the Kremlin didn't answer the charge - it shot back with "YOU DO IT TOO!", pointing at America's own record: FBI surveillance of Martin Luther King Jr, Kent State, censorship. Those accusations were often true - but they didn't change what the Soviet government was doing to its own people. They just got everyone looking the other way. Sakharov was exiled for seven years and blocked from collecting his Nobel Peace Prize, and is remembered as a courageous truth-teller. The lesson: two wrongs don't make a right - own your mistakes. What's in the pack Illustrated historical story - Andrei Sakharov and Soviet Cold War whataboutism, and how "you do it too!" was used to dodge criticism and silence dissidents. Original comic - Duchess and Bruno hit the You Too Fallacy over stolen biscuits, cucumber scares and grasshopper revenge, with a "Break It Down" page that connects the joke to the concept. Real-life examples - spot the fallacy in advertising, social media, news and politics. You Too Fallacy breakdown - clear definition, worked examples, and activities that build to mastery. Interactive activities - Code Breaker puzzle, Match the Fallacy, The Great Word Hunt, and a Draw Your Own Comic page. Hidden Gizmo hunt - a sneaky character hidden somewhere in the pack. Answer sheet - for teachers, parents and group leaders. No prep required. Bonus - the Expansion Pack (new) - a printable deep-dive question booklet that takes the You Too Fallacy from "I get it" to "I can pull it apart," with questions that get your kids testing the logic, arguing both sides, and hunting the fallacy down in their own thinking. Included free with your digital download, in both A4 and US Letter. You'll receive a professionally printed 20-page A4 booklet on quality stock, colour and black-and-white pages, answer sheet included, posted from the Gold Coast - plus the full digital file delivered instantly to print again any time. Prefer digital only? The complete pack downloads instantly, no shipping, no wait. Who it's for & curriculum Teachers wanting a critical thinking activity that actually engages middle schoolers, not just occupies them. Homeschooling families who want structured, curriculum-aligned content that doesn't feel like a chore. Parents who'd rather their kids interrogate a claim than swallow it. Debate coaches and gifted programs looking for supplementary material with real depth. Designed for ages 10+. Used successfully in middle school, high school, homeschool and family settings - and plenty of adults have quietly worked through it themselves. Curriculum alignment. Aligned to critical thinking and literacy standards across three national curricula. Australia (Australian Curriculum): Critical and Creative Thinking; English; Visual Arts. United Kingdom (National Curriculum): English; Art & Design; Citizenship. United States (Common Core): ELA - analysing texts and evaluating arguments; Standards for Mathematical Practice. Suitable for Grade 6 and above. Guarantee & FAQ The First Pack Promise. Read it with your kid. If they don't ask for the next one, email us within 30 days and post the booklet back - we'll refund you in full. No restocking fee, no store credit, no interrogation about why. (Applies to printed packs. For digital, grab the free Bandwagon pack first so you know exactly what you're getting.) Need help? Anything arrives damaged, or you've got a question - contact us and we'll sort it out. Terms of use. Personal or single-classroom use only. Not for sharing, reselling or commercial use. This is 1 of 24 Want the complete Critical Thinking Unit? All 24 fallacies in one box - save over 45%, with free shipping. Get the complete unit Or start smaller - start with the 6-pack Starter Set
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