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A world to explore

Every Coco et Piaf adventure begins somewhere real. A city. A region. A museum. A monument. A landscape. Somewhere with stories to discover, things to taste, people to meet and adventures to live.

The place is never just a backdrop. It's part of the story.

Image by Nathan Staz
Image by Diane Picchiottino
Lighthouse Overlook View
Modern Bakery Display
Medieval Brick Castle

Culture is everywhere

A place can be discovered through a painting, a song, a recipe, an animal, a building, a historical character, a local tradition — or something as simple as what people eat for lunch.

Image by Art Institute of Chicago

Art

Image by Nathan Cima

History

Food

Cows In Pasture

Animals

Image by Dmitry Spravko

Stories &
Characters

Image by Louis Paulin

Architecture

Inventions

Colorful Footwear Style

Style

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Landscapes

THE FRENCH-SPEAKING WORLD

The adventure doesn't stop at France

French opens windows onto many places, cultures and ways of life beyond France. Coco et Piaf can travel through the wider French-speaking world, discovering what makes each place distinct rather than reducing Francophone culture to a single idea.

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Belgium

Tintin · the Smurfs · Fries · chocolate · waffles

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Canada

Forests · caribou · maple syrup · winter landscapes

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Senegal

Dakar and Gorée · Senghor · landscapes · food

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Switzerland

Mountains · Lake Geneva · watches · Saint Bernard

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Vietnam

Ha Long Bay · Mekong Delta · Hoi An · local food

A place is only the beginning

We don't start with a lesson. We start with somewhere worth exploring.

A place

Somewhere real and identifiable.

A discovery

Something about that place catches our curiosity.

An adventure

Coco and Piaf have something to do, find, solve, try or experience.

Participation

Children become part of what happens.

An experience

They play, sing, move, taste, imagine or create.

Something remains

A discovery, a question, a memory — and often a simple idea about friendship, sharing, curiosity or openness to others.

French culture for children. Where next?

There will always be another place, another story and another way of looking at the world.

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