Apprentissage Illimité

Le gratte-ciel de Paul

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Le gratte-ciel de Paul is a French-language storybook from the Les contes qui comptent collection, published by Apprentissage Illimité Inc. In this tale, Paul and Suzanne build a skyscraper together, and along the way, young readers are introduced to counting in a fun and engaging narrative context.

  • French-language resource designed to support early numeracy skills through storytelling.
  • Follows characters Paul and Suzanne as they construct a skyscraper, weaving counting concepts into the plot.
  • Part of the Les contes qui comptent series, which focuses on making math accessible and enjoyable for children.
  • Ideal for parents, teachers, or caregivers looking to reinforce counting in a literary format.
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Miles S. ★★★★★

My kids ask for this one again and again, and I love that it’s a French story about teamwork — Paul and Suzanne building their skyscraper together sparks great conversations about sharing and building. The pages are sturdy enough for little hands, too.

Chloe R. ★★★★★

My daughter loves the part where Paul and Suzanne figure out how to build the skyscraper — the teamwork lesson is perfect for her age. The story keeps her engaged from start to finish.

Christopher T. ★★★★★

My three-year-old asks for the skyscraper story every night now, and the simple, repetitive French text is perfect for his first lessons. It took about a week of reading before he started pointing to Suzanne and Paul on the page.