With this information sheet, set out to discover the king of pop art: Andy Warhol. Children will understand the approach of Pop art artists and put themselves in the shoes of these artists by practising the screen-printing technique.

This work sheet will take you on a discovery of the XIXth century. A major turning point in history, the XIXth century (from 1815 to 1914 approximately) was above all THE century of Europe and the second industrial revolution.

These ladybirds will bring children luck! They can be used as decorations or given with the card to friends and family.

For Easter, make these cute round boxes from corrugated card with your children.

To make this collage scene, all you need is a pair of scissors and some coloured paper! Children can enjoy the opportunity to be inspired by different architectural styles and design a beautiful town

Create corrugated cardboard arrows with the children.

Create a chronological frieze representing the great historical periods of prehistory to the present day...

Make animals and delightful characters out of paper: simple cutouts and a few dabs of glue to create fantastic creatures!

Make a hot-air balloon out of paper with the children!

An all-paper card made with a portrait of the children! A simple creation that each child can personalise with their own silhouette, colours and message written on the back.