Graou Magazine 3 - 7 years old, No. Fruits and vegetables

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. Reading, playing, cutting out, coloring: Graou is also moments of sharing and complicity between young and old. Thanks to its sticker sheet, stickers to stick to play and develop your agility, the story of Graou in the vegetable garden becomes interactive and very fun. It's about completing the image with the right garden tools such as pruning shears, watering can, shovel, saw or hose. For its part, the story imagined, written and drawn by Elo presents us with chouprout: a culinary creation of the Nimbus people, peaceful and greedy, who enjoy white cabbage in soup. Until the day the cabbages change color! Disaster or good news? Page 16, it’s Caroline Dall’Ava who introduces us to Cambodia! In a tuk-tuk through the temples while tasting amok... what a trip! For the last alphabet book illustrated by Virginie Morgand, it will be about finding words starting with all the letters of the alphabet, from A to Z! A nice challenge to stimulate your vocabulary! And if that's not enough, join page 24, because Éva Offredo's game awaits older children with, this time, new words that are more sought-after but just as cute: pomegranate, core, spinner... don't will have more secrets for you. Thanks to the board game on the central pages, you can play a wild game of Colobingo. It involves stating the name of the fruit or vegetable on the card drawn and the fastest person who recognizes it fills their basket. Be careful not to confuse green zucchini and cucumber or red pepper and tomato. Good game ! Speaking of color, the play path to simply install anywhere (a hallway, a living room, a small garden or even in the square) will allow a little gesticulation and body coordination. After all these games, you should take a breath by going for a walk to the market: Lauren Humphrey's illustration is very funny and is the pretext for a game of 10 differences to share with an adult! Then, it will be up to the adult that you are to read the new adventure of Pistache and Rhino: the overflowing imagination of Pistache and the phlegm of Rhino are as endearing as ever. 7 different games (gluing fruit stickers, mazes, drawing, decoding, connecting dots, etc.) precede the cooking recipe for stuffed tomatoes and the DIY sheet (prints from vegetables). Finally, you will have to color a vegetable calendar. Pay close attention, they are classified by season! With illustrations and texts by Ariane Allard, Anne-Sophie Constancien, Aurélie Cousquer, Élo, Maxime Gueugneau, Gwé, Rozenn Le Berre, Virginie Morgand, Éva Offredo, Bérangère Staron, Caroline Dall'Ava, Andrew Werdna, Lauren Humphrey.