
Argument Arena
Spot claims, judge evidence, answer counterclaims and win the debate.
6 multiplayer classroom games and 9 virtual labs that practice argument & rhetoric skills, for 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade, 6th Grade, 7th Grade, 8th Grade and more. The games play on one shared screen and the labs run on each student's device. No student logins, works offline, and every one has a free demo you can try right now.

Spot claims, judge evidence, answer counterclaims and win the debate.

Students sort the parts of an argument, map an editorial, test evidence, answer counterclaims and build arguments.

Students sort texts by purpose, highlight tone words, shift connotation, identify point of view and track perspective.

Students compare paired stories, poems and articles by finding evidence, sorting details and building comparisons.

Teams argue Pro or Con by playing the strongest evidence, reasoning and rebuttal cards, then speak a rebuttal.

Build your team by drafting strong writing: sharp thesis statements, relevant evidence and commentary, logical organization, vivid narrative craft and revisions that fit the audience.

Students label introductions, build thesis statements, develop body paragraphs, order essays and revise conclusions.

Students sort fact from opinion, flag loaded words, rewrite slanted sentences, test evidence and name bias techniques.

Teams claim tiles by sorting fact from opinion, judging evidence, checking sources and catching bias.

Race along the Freedom Trail by reading founding documents: find each author’s purpose, paraphrase key lines, analyze structure and rhetoric, and compare documents across history.

Students collect clues, pick the strongest evidence, separate stated from inferred ideas and build evidence answers.

Students map arguments, sort fallacies, judge a debate, repair faulty reasoning and rank evidence by strength.

Students name ad techniques, sort ad claims, test how images and headlines frame a message and make or analyze an ad.

Ethos, pathos, logos, fallacies, evidence and research skills in a game-show showdown.

Students sort transitions by job, fill gaps in a passage, reorder scrambled paragraphs and replace vague words.
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