Paris Seine (fr_10)
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Location: France - Paris
Let’s discover the main river of France
Content
Subjects:
- Environment (x5)
- Geography (x5)
Topics
Seine Bridges
- Bridge for cars
A road that goes over water so cars can drive across rivers and lakes. - Footbridges
Small bridges for people walking. They keep you safe from traffic. - Bridge for trains
A special bridge built strong enough for heavy trains to cross over water. - River boat
A boat that travels on rivers. Rivers are like roads made of water!
Additional Cards
Seine River Boat
A special boat that sails on the Seine River in Paris. You can see the Eiffel Tower and other beautiful buildings from the water!
Pont Alexandre III
A beautiful bridge in Paris with fancy decorations and golden statues on it.
Seine
A 777-kilometre-long river in northern France
Map of Seine River
A picture that shows the Seine River and where it flows through the land.
Map of Seine in Paris
A picture that shows how the Seine River flows through the city of Paris.
Quest Script
Words
Activities
- Antura.Discover.Activities.ActivityConfig
Tasks
- None
Gameplay
- Difficulty: Normal
- Duration (min): 10
Credits
- Anne (France) (content)
- Lucie Paillat (France) (content, design)
- Stefano Cecere (Italy) (development)
## Teachers Resources
Didactical content
- How to recognize a sign indicating a river or a waterway?
- The Seine is spanned by many bridges. Some are very famous. There are 37 bridges on the Seine.
- there are bridges for cars
- there are footbridges
- there are bridges for trains and metros
- On the Seine, you can see all kinds of boats. There are boats:
- with large windows so that tourists can see the city, the ''bâteaux mouches''
- to live, the barges
- to transport goods
- The Seine flows into the English Channel, north of France
Video
👉🏼 Seine River Cruise in Paris, France
Map
👉🏼 Seine Map