Madagascar

Island and different forests, lemurs and fossa, chameleon and turtle, baobab, scurvy and mangroves: ten short discoveries about Madagascar.

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Island and forestsTwo short lessons and ten problems.

Island off Africa
We distinguish between island, country and ocean.
Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1 · Free lesson
Various forests of the island
We cannot transfer one landscape to the whole of Madagascar.
Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1 · Free lesson

Two lemursTwo short lessons and ten problems.

Ring-tailed lemur: striped tail
The name does not turn the lemur into a cat.
Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
Sifaka: jumping between trees
Linking legs and movement.
Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1

Fossa and the chameleonTwo short lessons and ten problems.

Fossa: forest predator
Resemblance to a cat does not mean it is a feline.
Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
Chameleon: paws, tongue and color
Let's look at the possibilities and their limits.
Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1

Turtle and baobabTwo short lessons and ten problems.

Radiated turtle: shell drawing
We do not mistake light lines for luminous rays.
Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
Baobab: tree and its parts
The design of an unusual tree does not change its nature.
Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1

Stone peaks and coastlineTwo short lessons and ten problems.

Tsingy: stone peaks
“Forest of stones” is a simile, not a forest of trees.
Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
Mangroves: forest off the coast
Comparing a tree and a shelter among the roots.
Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1

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