Georges Magazine 7 - 12 years old, No. Fourmi

Summary of this Ant issue: Original stories and comics: In the great comic strip “Fourmillette”, author-illustrator Sophie Guerrive tells us the story of Mariette, a little girl who is stung by an ant during an outing in the forest. 

A sting that will give him extraordinary powers! In Panpi and Gorri, our two friends have fun watching little chips wandering around, transported by ants determined to fulfill their mission.   The true story of Jean-Henri Fabre, a passionate entomologist who spent his life observing insects!   The interview with Audrey Dussoutour: myrmecologist, researcher specializing in ants. Games full of humor to learn while having fun: The Queen, the workers, the males... Play with Georges to discover the well-established organization of the ant colony in their giant nest: the anthill When the cicada meets the ant, we have fun here with the famous fable by Jean de La Fontaine. Did you know that an ant can live 30 years and weigh 60 times its weight. 

Discover unusual figures on the life of these very surprising little creatures! HASthe discovery of “Umbrella Ants” who live in the Amazon and invented agriculture long before humans! Original creative and DIY activities: A pair of scissors, some glue, a little skill and you can build a red ant and a black ant located in the center of the magazine!   Find the ant's food in the ant maze... Attention gourmets: what if we prepared an ant cake?? 

But no, with chocolate sprinkles of course! On the DIY side, your Georges magazine suggests you make a pretty spring card with embossed flowers and a great magnifying glass to observe the little creatures. With texts and Illustrations by: Ariane Allard, Maxime Gueugneau, Vincent Jadot, Rozenn Le Berre, Sophie Guerrive, Marie Novion, Fabien Roché, Andrea Chronopoulos, Naida Mazzenga, @studiopommerouge, Camille Gobourg, Margherita Caspani and Stéphanie Lasne. For those who still don't know, Georges is a different youth magazine that appears every 2 months. 

100% illustrated and without advertising, Georges is intended for young readers aged 7 to 12 who want to learn while having fun. 

Intelligent and very varied, each issue addresses a theme with originality and humor, encourages curiosity and creativity and offers children hours of leisure time.