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Nos articles d'histoire sont parfaits pour les enfants de 4 à 12 ans, avec un contenu adapté à différents niveaux de lecture.
Lisez des articles ensemble avant le coucher, utilisez-les pour des leçons à la maison, ou laissez les enfants curieux explorer seuls.
Oui! Notre contenu couvre les périodes historiques clés enseignées à l'école primaire et au collège.
Nous nous concentrons sur la narration, pas seulement sur les faits. Chaque article donne vie à l'histoire.
