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Children and Philosophy: Is This Possible?

In this paper I will talk about philosophy within the context of the work I have done with children and teachers during the past 25 years using (mainly but not exclusively) the materials created by Matthew Lipman at the University of Montclair, in New Jersey. These materials have been translated and adapted for their use with Latin American children.