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The bond that children develop with adults in their daycare or school environment is crucial to their development. In fact, this secure and meaningful bond is a protective factor and helps facilitate the child's adaptation. Whether it's at the start of the school year, after a long leave or following a conflict with peers, this tool will help you guide your interventions. In this way, you can encourage positive social interactions between children and the development of a sense of belonging among peers.

Our booklet of 60 mathematical problems for the second cycle of primary school contains problems related to addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions and operations with decimal numbers. Each problem contains important information for solving the problem, but it also contains superfluous information. Students must therefore use their reasoning to eliminate superfluous information and use only appropriate values. Each problem must be solved in four stages: determining what needs to be found, establishing one or more mathematical equations, calculating in relation to the values found, and giving an appropriate answer. The aim is to establish an effective approach for students using this tool. In this way, the adult or teacher can better support the student in his or her mathematical success. This tool is relevant for all learners working on the concepts of subtraction, addition, multiplication, division, fractions and decimal numbers.

Sexuality education can be uncomfortable for many adults. What's more, it's more complex and broader than you might think. In fact, the subject of sexual relations is only a tiny part of it. This tool enables adults to be better equipped to deal with certain concepts in sex education, such as consent and dealing with the disclosure of sexual abuse, and to draw on the ideas proposed to fuel discussions on the subject. A memory game on the theme of consent makes discussion and information sharing fun. It's your turn to play!