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C'est une créature carnivore. Elle a vécu il y a très très longtemps. C'est le héros du film Jurassic Park. Qui est-elle ?

Un diplodocus Un T Rex

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complète le mot

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complète le mot

forêt

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C'est un être vivant végétal. Il peut se trouver partout sur la planète. Il a des racines, un tronc, des branches, des feuilles. C'est ... ?

Un arbre

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C'est un animal qui vit dans la forêt. Il chante en sifflant. Il cache des glands dans l'épopée de la forêt. C'est

un sanglier un geai des chêne

un geai des chêne

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C'est un grand père qui vit avec son petit fils. Ils aiment peindre ensemble, Ils cultivent leurs fruits et les vendent ensemble au marché. Qui est ce grand-père?

Dadaji Le père Noël

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Dadaji

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C'est un petit animal de la forêt, Il aime manger des glands et des noisettes. Il fait des reserves de nourriture pour l'hiver en cachant ses fruits dans la forêt. C'est...

un écureuil un renne

un écureuil

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C'est un chanteur. Il a fait plusieurs albums appelés Enfantillages. Il en a même fait un spécial pour Noël. C'est...

Remi Aldebert

Aldebert

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C'est un arbre. Ses feuilles sont caduques; leurs bords sont dentelés. Son fruit est le gland. C'est...

Le sapin Le chêne

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Un chêne

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C'est un personnage de roman. Ses cheveux sont roux, longs et doux et tout le monde veut les toucher. C'est...

Archibald Renard Roseline

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Roseline

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C'est un véhicule. tiré par des rennes, il emmène le père Noël en tournée pour la distribution de cadeaux. C'est...

Le poudlard express Le traîneau

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Un traineau

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C'est une saison. Elle commence le 22 septembre et se termine le 20 décembre. Les arbres perdent leurs feuilles et Perséphone va retrouver Hadès. C'est...

L'automne L'hiver

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L'automne

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C'est un personnage. Il a grandi seul dans une forêt tropicale. II est élevé par un singe. A l'âge adulte, il rencontre Jane. C'est...

Tarzan Mowgli

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Tarzan

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C'est un personnage. Il a vécu au Moyen-âge, au temps des châteaux forts. Sa mission est de se battre pour défendre le royaume de son roi. C'est...

Le chevalier Le magicien

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Un chevalier

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C'est un personnage. Il grandi dans une forêt en Inde. Il est élevé par des loups. Ami de l'ours baloo, C'est...

Tarzan Mowgli

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Mowgli

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C'est un objet. Sac du père Noël, il y range tous les cadaux qu'il va offrir aux enfants sages. C'est...

La hotte Le cartable

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Une hotte

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C'est un gâteau. Il partage son nom avec celui d'un gros morceau de bois. Gâteau typique de Noël, c'est...

La bûche Le tiramissu

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La bûche

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C'est un dessin animé dont un personnage est un arbre appelé "grand-mère feuillage". C'est...

Le Noël de Mickey Pocahontas

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Pocahontas

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C'est un personnage aux pouvoirs magiques. Il a vécu en forêt, a conseillé le roi Arthur et s'est fait capturer par la fée Viviane. C'est...

Merlin l'enchanteur Harry Potter

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Merlin l'enchanteur

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Ce sont des personnages. Elles vivent dans la nature et la protègent. Dans certains contes, elle sont des marraines pour les héroïnes. Ce sont ...

Les gnomes Les fées

Les fées

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On l'offre aux anniversaires, à Noël, ou juste pour faire plaisir. C'est...

Le cadeau Le charbon

Un cadeau

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C'est une saison. La saison de Noël, du froid. Elle se situe du 21 décembre au 19 mars. C'est...

L'automne L'hiver

L'hiver

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C'est un arbre. Ses feuilles sont des épines. On l'installe dans la maison et on le décore en décembre. C'est...

Le sapin Le chêne

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Un sapin

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C'est un moment. La soirée qui précède Noël. C'est...

Un anniversaire Le réveillon

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Le réveillon

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C'est un personnage. Il est âgé et s'habille de rouge. Il distribue des cadeaux aux enfants sages le 25 décembre. C'est...

Le père Noël Dadaji

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Le père Noël

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