Graou Magazine 3 - 7 years, No. The body

In this issue, Graou invites you to discover the incredible powers of our body. Sight, smell, hearing, touch and taste: your 5 senses will be awakened to have fun with your fingers in your nose! Graou is a beautiful magazine, original and without any advertising. It invites children aged 3 to 7 to learn but also to create, observe and develop their natural curiosity, their imagination and their manual skills. Reading, playing, cutting out, coloring: Graou is also moments of sharing and complicity between young and old. In this new issue of LE CORPS, Graou offers children from 3 to 7 years old: - Beautiful stories to read together and play: Graou broke his leg while doing a jump with his super rollers. A few tears of pain and then off to the hospital to have an X-ray. Who says fracture says plaster! But all the family and friends are very attentive... A plaster cast can have some good sides after all! Also as a bonus: the games section to complete the story while having fun with the stickers. In the great story of “Les Grandes Oreilles”, we find in the pages of the magazine the very talented author-illustrator Arnaud Boutin. He tells us the story of Lulu, a little girl who is very self-conscious about her very big ears. One day, however, the pretty melody of a piano will lead her straight to a music school where people who are a little “different” have great talents… or how to turn your difference into a strength! In the new Pistache and Rhino comic strip by Anne-Sophie Constancien, Pistache, helped by Rhino giving her a leg up, tries to communicate with the stars… - Discoveries and games to learn while having fun: On the road to Laos, the Mekong and its pirogues, its incredible fauna and flora, its traditional festivals, its markets and many exotic fruits. The essential hide-and-seek of sounds to find the most words with the sound “R” like king, robot, rose, umbrella or window… The “Portraits” cutting game to play with faces and their diversity. In bodily awareness, learning sign language to communicate differently. Doing sport is important for our body and it’s good for our health! So head to the sports field for a great observation game to have fun finding the differences. Having fanned toes, messy hair, green fingers... With her collection of words, the essential Eva Offredo invites us to discover the meaning of expressions about the human body. Finally, head to the mini-game pages where you will have to put bandages on the injuries on Pipa's arm, complete a skeleton with the right bones, color hair and eyes according to the instructions, add foam to the bath... All this with the sticker sheet in the center of the Graou magazine. -Creative and DIY activities to do with the family: Pretty butterfly hands to build with materials that are easy to gather at home. A good hazelnut dough to knead to make a delicious biscuit. Once cooked, you can have fun dipping its arms and legs in chocolate before eating it. Yumm! It’s meal time at Graou’s! A beautiful scene to color for a coloring session that children love at any age. With texts and illustrations by: Ariane Allard, Carole Barraud, Arnaud Boutin, Anne-Sophie Constancien, Céline Dumartin, Maxime Gueugneau, Ben Javens, Rozenn Le Berre, Éva Offredo, Bérengère Staron and Andrew Werdna. This issue contains a sheet of stickers, stickers to stick to play and develop your agility.