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Aix-en-Provence

Amiens

Angers

Annecy

Bordeaux

Brest

Caen

Clermont-Ferrand

Dijon

Grenoble

Le Havre

Limoges

Lille

Lorient

Lyon

Montpellier

Marseille

Metz

Nantes

Nancy

Neuilly-sur-Seine

Nice

Paris IDF

Orléans

Rouen

Toulon

Poitiers

Tours

Reims

Saint-Etienne

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Rennes

Saint-Nazaire

Strasbourg

Toulouse

Valence

Valenciennes

Versailles

Le Mans

Saint-Germain-en-Laye

Mulhouse

Avignon

La Rochelle

Besançon

Chambery

Your children probably already know ‘Frère Jacques’ by heart in French. By discovering the English version, they will link a familiar story to new words, and bingo: English becomes easier to remember. A real winning combination!

Are You Sleeping?

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This classic English nursery rhyme tells the story of London Bridge in a rhythmic and fun way. Your children will love singing along, clapping their hands and repeating the simple lyrics while learning new English words.

London Bridge Is Falling Down

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In this cheeky English nursery rhyme, a little mouse climbs up the clock and takes children on a rhythmic and fun adventure. With its simple lyrics and catchy tune, Hickory Dickory Dock helps little ones learn new English words while having fun.

Hickory Dickory Dock

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This traditional English song tells the story of Mary and her little lamb that follows her everywhere, even to school. With its gentle melody and repetitive lyrics, it is perfect for introducing children to English.

Mary Had a Little Lamb

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This English nursery rhyme features a farmer, ‘Old MacDonald’, and his farm. Each couplet introduces a new animal and allows children to discover its characteristic cry. So if your children tell you that pigs go ‘oink, oink’ in English, that’s normal!&nbsp;

Old MacDonald Had a Farm

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This classic English nursery rhyme makes little ones laugh while helping them discover new words. By singing and miming with their fingers or toes, your children will develop their vocabulary, memory and coordination... without even realising it!

This Little Piggy

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