Teaching materials for teachers, subject: Philosophy, practical philosophy, or ethics, grades 7-10 at secondary schools, comprehensive schools, and high schools. Philosophy classes thrive on passionate discussions, thought experiments, and unconventional thinking. However, students are rarely motivated by solely working through the texts of important philosophers such as Aristotle, Hobbes, Kant, Sartre, or Rawls. With these ready-made lesson plans, you can connect various aspects: engaging methods like creating optical illusions on the topic of perception, interesting texts about Richard David Precht on happiness and love, as well as unusual prompts to approach the topic of utilitarianism through the example of Mr. Spock. These materials provide ideas for motivating lessons on classic curriculum topics in the field of philosophy.