C'est quoi une énergie durable?

Social networks are attractive to young people, but involve certain risks which should not be taken lightly. Here are some examples about Facebook.

This video explains what is biodiversity and why it's important to protect it. After viewing this capsule, children could create or illustrate one of the forms of biodiversity they know.

This video explains the creation and role of the United Nations (UN).

How did the Second World War end? The allies landed in Normandy on June 6, 1944, and, almost one year later, were finally able to defeat Germany which had invaded almost all of Europe.

Have you noticed that there are years when nature unleashes and creates natural disasters such as storms, floods, tornadoes, drought, etc.? Come and discover a phenomenon called El Niño.

Why is Friday the 13th a special day? And you, do you believe in it?

What happens in your body when you are allergic to something?

Do you know the role of bees besides making honey? Come and discover how essential they are to our life.

Why do some people leave their home and their country to go and live elsewhere in often difficult conditions? How would you feel if it happened to you?

Each religion has its rites and customs. Muslims have Ramadan, a period in which their habits change to get closer to God. Here's how it goes.

How does information flow on the Internet? Can we trust what we find there? And what about social media? This video introduces various concepts such as computer networks, sources of information, and privacy.

1 jour 1 question answers a question asked by a child: What is a satellite for?

Why did we invent money? After the viewing, children could argue about the following: In your opinion, will cash still exist in 50 years? Why?

We are currently experiencing a period of global warming. The Earth's temperature is rising. But is this warming natural or man-made?