Victoire, student of CE1 in Lorraine : “During confinement, I like to chat with my friends and my mistress by email.
Suddenly, I made progress in spelling! I also made progress in reading because I read a lot. Now I can use a computer and an app, and I love it! I even have the right to watch cartoons!
I learned to make chocolate cakes, yogurts and I can make them by myself. I became an architect of legos. I don’t get bored because I play a lot with my little brother. We play lots of board games with my family.
I have a lot of time to make music, I’m learning the piano. I sing and dance. I invented a new ball game in the garden.
In the end, it’s not that bad confinement! “
Suzie, student of CE1, in Lorraine : “Confinement, first of all saves lives … But also, I find that it allows to spend more time with family.
We take the opportunity to take walks in the forest next to our house and sometimes we see deer and hares.
It also allows me to do gardening with my parents, I planted strawberries and I sprinkle them with the garden hose a little every night.
I also cycle and rollerblade in front of the house but without my friends.
In the morning, I have a leisurely lunch and then I do my homework.
In the evening, we choose a film to watch with the family.
After the confinement, I hope everyone will pay more attention to nature, and I will be happy to see all my friends from school and from my village. “
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“Paparazzi”
Moïra, in CE1 and “paparazzi” in Lorraine : “The advantage of being confined is that you don’t get coronavirus. So we can watch more cartoons than usual. We can spend more time with our parents and we can eat all the time at home instead of going to the canteen. What I also like is that there is much less noise on the streets because there are fewer cars. Also as we have more time we can discover new activities. I discovered photography. I am a paparazzi. I’ve already taken 436 photos. From my windows, I photograph nature, animals, people, cars and more.
What will be positive after confinement is that we can get out without a certificate, so we can go out whenever we want. And most importantly, there will be far fewer sick people! “
Paloma, student of CE 1 in Lorraine: “My name is Paloma, I’m 7 years old and this is the phrase I most want to hear. One day it will be true … You will be able to read or hear these fabulous words:
Hello, the containment is finished tomorrow at the first hour.
All middle school and high school students will return to school at 7:30 a.m. tomorrow.
Primary and nursery schools, they will reopen their doors the day after tomorrow at 8:05 a.m.
As for the adults, they will resume their work the day after tomorrow.
You’ll be able to go back to your old life… .not quite the same because you’ll be even happier than before you can feel free. You will have tears in your eyes so you will be happy to find yourself, united, with family, friends and neighbors. “
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