Indice
It is a musical instrument.
Réponse et explication
A piano
A piano has keys that you press to play notes.
Observez attentivement des objets familiers. Quel indice permet de trouver la réponse ? Choisissez une réponse, vérifiez votre hypothèse et examinez comment les indices s'articulent entre eux.
15 · Exercices avec corrigés
It is a musical instrument.
A piano
A piano has keys that you press to play notes.
You read me.
A book
A book tells its story through written words and sometimes pictures. You discover it by reading.
My hands show hours and minutes.
A clock
The hour and minute hands show the time on this kind of clock. The clock itself stays in place.
I keep food cool.
In a refrigerator
A refrigerator keeps its inside cool so food can be stored at a suitable temperature.
You may use me in front of a mirror.
A comb
A comb’s teeth pass between strands of hair. The hair clue distinguishes it from a fork or a saw.
It shows a reflection.
A mirror
A mirror reflects light, allowing you to see your face and movements.
Look beside you on the ground on a sunny day.
A shadow
A shadow forms where an object blocks light. Its shape changes as the object moves.
You open it when it rains.
An umbrella
The umbrella’s canopy catches rain above your head, and its handle lets you hold it.
You can see several colours together.
A rainbow
Light passing through water droplets can form a rainbow when the sun and droplets are in a suitable position.
You can use it to make a snowball.
Snow
Snow is made of ice crystals. Unlike rain, it does not fall as liquid drops.
The shell helps protect its soft body.
A snail
Many snails have spiral shells. This detail distinguishes the snail from the other choices.
Use both the neck and the spots as clues.
A giraffe
A giraffe has a long neck and a spotted coat. Both clues point to the same animal.
Think of a network of threads.
A spiderweb
A spiderweb is made from spider silk. Some spiders use their webs to catch prey.
Use both clues: its body shape and its stripes.
A zebra
A zebra belongs to the horse family and has a striped coat. A tiger has a different body shape.
Think about what a caterpillar becomes.
A butterfly
A caterpillar is a butterfly larva. An adult butterfly emerges after the pupal stage.
Commencez par trois tâches. Laissez à votre enfant le temps de réfléchir et demandez-lui d'expliquer son choix. S'il bloque, lisez l'indice et discutez de la solution ensemble. Il n'y a ni notes ni limites de temps ici.
Oui. Les 15 exercices, ainsi que les indices, les réponses et les explications, sont tous accessibles sur cette page.
Commencez par la première tâche et voyez si les conditions semblent claires pour votre enfant. Essayez ensuite différents sujets. Il n'y a pas de limite d'âge stricte : le soutien et l'expérience comptent plus qu'une tranche d'âge.
Affichez l'indice, relisez la consigne et comparez les options. La réponse détaillée est disponible séparément. Discutez de l'indice qui vous a permis de parvenir à la conclusion.
Oui. Un bouton permet d'imprimer les exercices ; l'autre génère un corrigé séparé incluant les explications. Utilisez l'adresse indiquée sur la fiche d'exercices pour retrouver la série en ligne.
Imprimez cette page sous forme de fiche d'exercices. Le bouton « Corrigé » ajoute une page séparée contenant les solutions.
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