On the road to knowledge with music for 3 to 6 year olds!

Today, we are going on a Dog Discovery.

Pictures of our little adventurers in action - can you come and play with them?

🎼 Ready to move, sing and dream?

This first melody will take you on a musical discovery of the world!

🎤 Move, sing, discover!

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🎙 Read the lyrics to our music:

The lyrics of the two songs are identical, only the melodies are different.

The adventure begins with a story and discoveries for 6 - 8 year olds!

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📝 Quick summary of key information

Why do we need to slow down the current sometimes?

A dog is a loyal pet. You can tell by its many breeds, sizes, and colors. It is loved for its loyalty, intelligence, and ability to adapt to different places.

The Great Dane is one of the largest dog breeds. It can be up to 86 cm tall at the shoulder and weigh between 50 and 90 kg. Its tall and muscular body makes it look very impressive. It comes from Germany and is often used as a guard dog or a pet.

The average lifespan of a dog varies by breed, ranging from 10 to 13 years for large breeds to 15 to 16 years for small breeds. Dogs are omnivores and mainly eat meat, vegetables, and special kibble made to meet their nutritional needs.

A dog is a social animal that loves spending time with its owners, playing and exploring its surroundings. It is also known for being able to learn tricks and follow commands, which makes it an excellent partner for many activities.

The Forest of Resistors

Why do we need to slow down the current sometimes?

The Song of the Resistors

After exploring the glowing palace and discovering how golden wires guide the flow of energy in a computer, Nino, the curious boy, and Luma, the dreamy and bright girl, head off on a new adventure. They follow the shiny paths that lead them to an enchanted forest of colorful spirals. Nino, with his magnifying glasses, observes every detail, while Luma, with her glowing pattern dress, marvels at all the colors. Together, they discover a soft and harmonious melody that seems to come from the depths of the forest.

Nino, curious, asks:
« What is that music? »

Intrigued by the melody, Luma says:
« I don't know, let's go see! »

Not long after, Nino enters the colorful spiral forest. The bright spirals shine with a thousand lights. Nino hears a strange melody. It's the resistors singing. Resistors are parts‎ (1) that limit the flow of electricity. They prevent it from being too strong. Nino follows the music.

Nino, amazed, says:
« Look, the spirals are changing color! »

Luma, amazed, says:
« I'm going to touch the spirals! They are wonderful and I want to see if they change color under my fingers. »

When Luma touches the spirals, the notes of the melody change. Nino, curious, watches the resistors. He notices that their color changes a little. By following the melody, Nino and Luma learn to adjust‎ (2) the current to avoid overloading‎ (3) and protect the other parts. They then understand that resistors are essential for controlling the flow of energy and preventing short circuits‎ (4).

The melody keeps guiding Nino, helping him understand how to control the current to avoid overloads and protect the other parts. Suddenly, a bright light shines in the forest, showing new possibilities. A new adventure begins for Nino.

The Color Challenge

Light shines on a clearing. A blue resistor glows in the middle. Nino walks over. He decides to take on a challenge.

Nino, excited by the discovery, shouts: « Let's create a symphony‎ (5) of colors! »

Luma, with a bright smile, says:
« Okay, let's start! »

They choose a blue resistor. It makes a soft sound. By increasing the current a little, the resistor turns green. Then, it turns red. Each color makes a different sound.

Nino, amazed, shouts:
« Look, Luma, the resistor is shining brighter! »

Luma, amazed, says:
« Yes, and my dress lights up too! »

After learning to control the current in the resistance forest, it is time for Nino and Luma to go on a new adventure. They are guided to a sparkling valley where every light-emitting‎ (6) diode‎ (7) lights up when a kind word is said or a cable is connected. Together, they will explore how to make an electronic light shine. It is clear that Nino and Luma are eager to find out what this new adventure has in store for them, ready to learn even more about the fascinating world of electricity.

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