Claire at the beach

It's hot, it's summer and Claire is bored at home. “Say mom, what can we do? »

Her mom decides to take her to the beach. "It's not very far," she told him, "we'll go there on foot."

On the way, Claire observes the trees, the flowers and listens to the song of the birds.

Arriving on the sand, she exclaims: “How beautiful Mom, let’s put the parasol in the sand! »

The parasol is planted, the towel laid down. Claire, a little intrigued, asks her mother: “Why are you turning me into a jar of cream?! The little girl has gone all white because her mum has covered her in cream. "You have to drink and protect yourself from the sun's rays my darling, it's very important. »

Claire, with her armbands, holds her mother's hand and rushes to the edge of the water. She jumps when the waves come to touch her feet. “Yippee! »

Nicolas, a classmate of Claire arrives in turn, they will both be able to play. He too has armbands. He offers Claire to go get some seashells.

With their shovels and buckets, the two children set off on an adventure. "Do you think we're going to pick up a big seashell? Claire asks Nicolas.

Nicolas picks up one, then two, then three shells on the beach. All the parents look at the two children who walk proudly with their buckets full of shells.

Suddenly Claire notices a large pebble in the sand. "It's not a pebble," she said to herself, "it's a huge seashell!" ".

Claire brings it back to her Mum who offers to put it in her bag and take it home. Claire's mother suggests that the children go swimming to cool off.

Returning to the sand, the children shout together “Let’s go make a sandcastle now!”. A superb building then rises, and all the children on the beach join Claire and Nicolas.