That's Just Wrong! | Critical Thinking & Debate Game for Teens & Classrooms

Unlock thoughtful conversation with That's Just Wrong!

That's Just Wrong! blends real-life ethical scenarios with approachable play, inviting teens and classroom groups to explore multiple perspectives through lively debate. Crisp cards, a compact game board, and clearly defined prompts make complex ideas feel accessible and engaging without overwhelming players.

What you’ll experience

Turn debates into a game — a dynamic format that invites players to present their reasoning, challenge evidence, and anticipate how judges might rule. It’s perfect for family game nights, homerooms, and debate clubs, offering momentum and momentum that keeps everyone involved.

• Fast-paced rounds encourage broad participation and sustained energy.
• Judicial-style prompts foster structured argumentation and active listening.

Teens talking and thinking — the prompts push teens to articulate positions, weigh evidence, and defend viewpoints with clarity. The process builds confidence in discussion and decision-making while staying fun and accessible.

• Encourages reasoning, empathy, and respectful discourse.
• Promotes critical listening and evidence-based conclusions.

Learning that sticks — story-driven scenarios help concept comprehension and highlight consequences from multiple angles. The playful format supports durable takeaways without lecture-heavy instruction.

• Real-life cases make abstract ideas relatable.
• Storytelling reinforces retention and engagement.

Ideal for classrooms and families — teachers can weave the game into civics, social studies, or debate clubs, while families can spark lively discussions at dinner or on weekends. It also makes a thoughtful gift for curious teens and educators.

• Classroom-ready activities that integrate with lessons.
• A smart, engaging gift for teachers and debate coaches.

Award-winning design — winner of the 2025 Gee! Award for Best Learning Analog Game (card and board game category), signaling a trusted, well-crafted experience. Outcomes vary, but many groups notice sharper reasoning and richer conversations after playing.