Parcours jeu Grand Palais

6 April 2013

Laissez-vous conduire !

Nous vous proposons un voyage dans le temps, à la découverte d’un bâtiment

construit il y a plus de 100 ans.

Les enfants, répondez aux questions en vert, ce qui ne vous empêche pas d’aider vos

parents pour leurs questions en violet. Le point de départ se situe devant l’entrée de

la nef, avenue Winston-Churchill.

Ouvrez bien vos yeux et activez vos neurones... c’est parti !

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