1jour1actu 1.2.7

The news is everywhere: on TV, on the radio, and even in school playgrounds. It describes the world we live in through events that are often difficult for children to understand. Unfortunately, as early as 8 years old, children start to ask many questions about these topics.

Using carefully chosen words, deciphered photos, illustrated diagrams, and short and entertaining videos, 1jour 1actu takes the time to decipher the main national and international news topics for them, providing a broader perspective without causing fear.

The weekly newspaper 1jour1actu:

• The poster contextualizes and decrypts a complex current affairs topic: presidential elections, the Amazon rainforest, school bullying, the Olympic Games, etc.
• The news of the week sheds light on and explains a hot news item: How was the Capitol invaded in the United States? What is the English variant? What do the photos of planet Mars tell us?, etc.
• The Comic Strip and the video 1jour1question answer all children's questions concisely and humorously: What's the point of sleeping? What is a curfew? Who is Diego Maradona? Why is there so much plastic in the oceans?

The 1jour1question videos:

• Milan Presse has created with France Télévisions and illustrator Jacques Azam the series 1jour1question: 1,000 episodes of 1 minute and 30 seconds each, explaining an event or a current affair with relevance and humor. Children can watch these animated news videos every day on France 4 and on the website www.1jour1actu.com.

The website:

• Children discover daily on www.1jour1actu.com "the top news," which decrypts and explains a topic. News is presented in the form of articles, reports, interviews, or deciphered photos. The latter teach children how to read an image, understand its meaning, and significance. The site benefits from a unique archive base, with over 25,000 articles available. It provides valuable support for school presentations.

The podcast:

• A journalist investigates and interviews experts to answer children's questions about current affairs.