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Transformer les enfants en communicateurs créatifs et audacieux

May 24, 2011 by Anton Deinekin
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Un petit bout de papier entre de bonnes mains peut changer le cours des choses. C’est la mission que s’est donnée Story Planet, dans chacun de ses ateliers gratuits.
Cet organisme sans but lucratif propose, sans frais, d’excellents ateliers menés par des rédacteurs, des artistes et de fantastiques bénévoles qui aident les enfants à acquérir les compétences et la confiance nécessaires pour devenir des communicateurs créatifs et audacieux. Personne ne peut nier l’importance d’un tel investissement dans l'avenir.

KallimaMD exprime fièrement son soutien à Story Planet en faisant don de cartons couverture couchés qui serviront à créer des couvertures de livres dans le cadre des ateliers. Visionnez la vidéo pour en apprendre davantage sur Story Planet. Nous vous invitons à encourager l’alphabétisation des enfants en soutenant Story Planet et d'autres organismes du même type.


Story Planet on Global from Story Planet on Vimeo.


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