In this blog, you will find everything you need to feel like you’re having an Easter break in France!
A recipe, a virtual visit to a Parisian museum, some videos and lovely stories, even a story to do some philosophy with little ones like a real French person!!
First an interesting article
A child’s sadness may not look like sadness.
A short read and a good reminder that on top of their lives having been totally changed overnight by the coronavirus, children might feel sad and will definitely pick up their parents’ emotions. Read here
Manger
Video of the recipe to make some “Chouquettes”. For an Easter treat, try adding chocolate chips. Watch here
Voyager
Travel to Paris and visit the French capital’s wonderful museums.
French museums are all offering virtual tours and access to their exhibitions! There are lots of different options, but we’ve chosen the best one for children, from “Le Musée d’Orsay”.
Follow Pompom (“l’ours” ?, a famous sculpture in the museum) & Lily (“la grenouille” ? from “Les Nymphéas” painted by Monet), on their journey across an interactive map of Paris. They discover paintings by famous French painters such as Renoir, Cézanne, Monet…the list goes on and on!! An amazing arty adventure for children to practise French at home while discovering these masterpieces! Visithere
Histoires
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On adore ! Beautiful simple stories for little ones from Plus douce la nuit.
