For a long time, head in the stars, men have been fascinated by these tiny points of light that can be seen in the sky every night. They are huge stars, 100 times larger than the sun ; their light takes a long time before reaching us! “Nothing is lost, everything is transformed!”

One, two, one, two… The ants are crossing the woods at the double to get back to their anthills. Before they could leave, they were first cleaners and factory workers. Beware! A stranger! The ants come hastily inside while the warriors come fighting their enemy. Ants’ life is a busy one!

Squirrels are pursuing eachother, the golden eagle scans the horizon, the brown bear breathes pine needles... All the animals are dancing together.

The hearing, the smell, the taste, the sight… One is missing… The sense of touch of course! Our five senses enable us to discover and adapt ourselves to our environment. They provide us with all the necessary information about our surrounding world. Convenient? They are more than that!

Up there, located in our cranium, is the most mysterious of all our organs… It is the brain. It gives all the necessary orders to make our body move, breathe, or the digestion. Everything without even paying attention! How is that possible? Thanks to all the nerves in our body.

Where does electricity come from? The history of electricity is the story of the widespread distribution of light, through technology. We can all do our own bit to control its use, while a greater role could be given to “new energies”. Giving a better way of making electricity and of using less of it.

Aboard the space shuttle that propels us light years from our Earth, let's discover the cyclical movements of the planets around our star, the Sun ; the whiteness of the Milky Way, natural satellites, orbital stations, etc.
There, the infernal heat of Mercury... Here the luminous planet Venus or the incredible red of Mars...
A freefall into the solar system, all with a feeling of weightlessness !

The origins of volcanism lie in the twelve tectonic plates of the earth's crust... plates which move slowly as if on a conveyor belt above molten magma...
These movements, whether pulling the plates towards each other or pushing them away, provoke the accumulation of magmatic gases and molten rocks... and lava erupts!
Told as a story this document explains the mechanics of volcanoes.

A poor horse is stuck at the border. He had to leave Normandy as the sea level has risen. It's the same for the zebra who had a very long trip to northern countries, running away from the drought. They will join and cross many lands to find their dreamland.

A delightful picture book that provides a humorous introduction to the climate concern.

The Earth is getting warmer - it’s a fact and all because of farts! Incredibly, it’s true - farting cows are one of the causes of global warming. The animals are holding a competition to find a solution: eat GM (gas modified) foods?  Make fizzy milk? Use this gas to run  a factory manufacturing ice?  A delightful picture book that  provides a humorous introduction  to the problem of global warming.

What looks less like a miniature dinosaur than a young panda? One is hairy, the other isn’t. One is green, the other isn’t. But!  Mum and Dad give them both the same hugs, and they like the same stories and games... The older one take care of the younger one. Both hate spinach and love whipped cream. They do the same stupid things... So they’re brothers!

An unforgettable class photo… but for whom?

The photographer calls the pupils and put them under the cacao-tree. They will take a class photo. Sadly (or funnily) the photographer struggles to gather them and to make them stand still. For our biggest laugh.