Developing

Transversal skills

Activities to strengthen cognitive, social and language skills

Creating an inner world, structuring it, and then sharing it: this is the heart of our approach.
Mathematics and the art of storytelling move forward together: from perception (what I notice) arise mental images (what I imagine); they take shape as a narrative, an idea, or a line of reasoning; finally, they are expressed through speech and formalization (words, diagrams, notations).
By drawing on the similarities between oral storytelling and mathematics, we help students make progress: seeing better, representing better, organizing better… in order to explain better.

In Tom Thumb’s Shoes

Explore space and scale variations

The Statue Game

Body game

The Groumf's Hunt

4-sessions workshop

The Little Red Hen

4-sessions workshop

LaTuVu ?

The card game where everyone stars in their own story