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

Today, we are going on a journey to explore the universe.

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

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

🎤 Move, sing, discover!

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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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How far can you travel in the universe?

The universe is a huge space filled with stars, planets, and other fascinating things. Imagine a giant playground where every star is a shiny swing and every planet is a giant slide!

People have already traveled far into space. Thanks to missions like those from NASA, spaceships have explored the Moon and even sent robots to Mars, the red planet. These trips show us how big and mysterious the universe is.

To travel in space, humans use rockets and spaceships. These powerful machines work like giant cars that can fly in the sky. They are filled with fuel and technology to take us far, very far!

Exploring the universe is important because it helps us understand our planet better and discover new things. Scientists use the information they find to create amazing technologies and solve mysteries. Who knows what we will discover tomorrow?

Journey into the Infinite Universe

How far can you travel in the universe?

The Expanding Universe

After listening to Albert Einstein's dreams and discovering how his imaginary journeys with light inspired his revolutionary theories, Léo, Léa and Albert Einstein are brought back to reality by a hooting owl in the park. Intrigued by the mysteries of the universe, they decide to go on an adventure to see where their own imagination will take them. Soon after, they find themselves on board the Magic Train of Albert Einstein, ready to explore the mysteries of the universe. The magic train leaves the tracks and rises into space, taking the three friends through an endless starry sky.

Léo, amazed, says:
« Look, Léa, we are in space! »

Léa, amazed, shouts:
« This is amazing! We can see stars everywhere! »

Léo, amazed by the view, asks:
« How can the universe be so big? »

After watching a spiral galaxy‎ (1), a bright comet‎ (2) is spotted. Léo, always curious, wonders how a comet can be so bright.

Léa, curious about her friend's question, explains: « It's because it's made of‎ (3) ice and dust that reflect the light of the Sun! »

Léo, Léa and Albert Einstein see the comet. They are curious about its brightness‎ (4) and what it is made of, so they decide to follow it to see where it will take them.

The Mysterious Comet

The comet guides them through space. Léo, Léa, and Albert Einstein are amazed by the stars shining around them. They travel through a region of the universe where time and space behave in a strange way.

Léo, looking at his watch, says:
« That's weird, it feels like time is passing more slowly here. »

Léa, curious, says:
« Yes, that's right! We've been gone for a long time, but it feels fast. »

Albert Einstein, with a mischievous smile, explains: « It's because you are traveling very fast. Time slows down when you get close to the speed‎ (5) of light. »

Léa, curious, asks:
« What is the speed of light? »

Albert Einstein, with a mischievous smile, says:
« It's the fastest speed possible. It's very, very big. It's what we call the speed of light. »

After admiring the beauty of the universe, the magic train gently returns to Earth. Léo, Léa, and Albert Einstein find themselves in the Puzzle‎ (6) Room of the train. After talking about the speed of light and time, Albert Einstein suggests a role-play game where Léo and Léa become time-traveling twins‎ (7). They will discover if one twin can age slower than the other. Imagine a cat named Félix who travels in space at a speed close to the speed of light, while his twin brother, Minou, stays on Earth. Who will age the fastest? Léo and Léa are eager to solve this new puzzle and continue their adventures with Albert Einstein.

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