Demonstrate them by being annoying. Something like the robot game most parents play with their kids.

https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/ i guess there must be playing cards for kids as well or smt

the fallacy detective

https://www.fallacydetective.com/products/item/the-fallacy-detective

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Great parenting question. A few ideas: "Ali's Suitcase" by Nathaniel Bluedorn is written specifically for kids, uses stories and illustrations to teach fallacies. Ages 6-12. But honestly? The best way for a 7-year-old is examples from their own life: - Ad hominem: "You can't like that game, you're...