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‘Mila et Noé à Paris’

Mila et Noé à Paris

In French, from 6yo.

Great way to learn how to read French and explore Paris with this comic book. Mila and Noe are two friends who are on a mission. They are going on a treasure hunt around Paris. They will have to solve clues, catch the subway and visit famous landmarks such as the Notre Dame Cathedral, the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, the Natural History Museum and many more places.

The book ends with questions to test children’s understanding of the story.

To acquire your copy visit https://bit.ly/4lBnAAs

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‘Andin se fait un nouveau copain’

Andin se fait un nouveau copain le toboggan

In French, from 2yo.

Andin is a happy young llama and loves his flock until one day a new llama with a magnificent fleece arrives. This is a cute story about friendship and jealousy.

To find out more visit https://bit.ly/4kl7eLf

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‘Les petits monstres: embrouilles et dragons’

les petits monstres

In French, from 6yo.

Today, the young vampire and her ghost friend have to present at school and they have no idea for their presentation. They are thinking of skipping schools when they find a strange object in the forest. They decide to convince their school friends that this is a dragon egg. However, their lie becomes the source of huge misunderstandings that they need to fix. How can they do it without revealing their secret?

To find out visit https://bit.ly/3GRTJok

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‘Pourquooaa?’

pourquoooa

In French, from 1yo.

This is a hilarious story about a little frog who does not want to sleep and starts asking Whyyyy? As most of the parents can relate, mom and dad frog are quickly tired of answering their child’s annoying questions.

To have a good laugh visit https://bit.ly/41Kj4Zo

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‘Un peu perdu’

un peu perdu

In French, from 1yo.

Little owl is asleep with mommy owl in their nest. All of sudden he falls off the nest and is lost. A squirrel who saw the sad little owl is going to help him find his mom. She is big, much bigger than little owl. The squirrel knows who it is and brings him to the bear. Little owl says “this is not my mom, my mom has pointy ears”, then the squirrel takes him to the rabbit, so on.. This is a sweet and funny story filled with beautiful illustrations.

To follow little owl’s adventure go to https://bit.ly/4hrwkqt

Easter workshop French

Le toboggan easter workshop
Join us for an Easter workshop for children lasting 1.5 hours, conducted entirely in French and filled with fun!
The children will take part in enjoyable craft activities and an exciting egg hunt.
It’s the perfect opportunity to celebrate Easter with creativity and joy while practicing their French.
Don’t miss this festive adventure!
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‘Oh la la !’

Oh la la ! le toboggan

French, from 3yo.

This is the story of a wolf who seems to have issues with his memory. What really happened with Red Riding Hood? Was he really chased by the three little piggies?

To discover his version of the famous classic tales visit https://bit.ly/3VQL2z7

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‘Felix le chien’

felix le chien

In French, from 2yo.

Felix is a strange dog. He does not bark, does not fetch, does not like tummy scratches, he does not even wag his tail. His master tried to teach him how to bark to no avail. Felix likes hanging out with cats and he likes meowing, climbing up walls and chasing mice.

To find out more about a dog who thinks he is a cat, visit https://bit.ly/3BFjWEg

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‘Les animaux a proteger’

french kids books perth

In French, from 4yo.

Beautiful book to learn about endangered species. It includes many flaps for interactive reading. Learn fun facts and do the engaging activities, such as recognise the paw prints, the pattern of their furs and skins and other characteristics.

To find out more about these animals visit https://bit.ly/4fecxu0

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‘Les fables de La Fontaine en BD’

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In French, from 4yo.

Discover or rediscover La Fontaine’s fables with this comic book version. La Fontaine used animals to make fun of the king and its court. Several of his fables were inspired by Esop’s. To enjoy ‘le corbeau et le renard’, ‘le loup et l’agneau’, ‘le lievre et la tortue’, and many more visit https://bit.ly/40xUWZD