Les comptines de Maryse

I adore dinosaurs

Octave shows Marys the drawing he's done for the cover of a book about dinosaurs. Tyrannosaurus, brachiosaurus, herbivore: the words might seem complicated but they provide the perfect inspiration for a nursery rhyme.

Directed by: Geneviève Poulette (Canada, 2024)
Presented by: Maryse Letarte, Lyndz Dantiste

Duck-billed platypus

Octave is completely out of breath when he gets to Maryse's door, he's just run a marathon. Maryse immediately writes a nursery rhyme to congratulate her friend on his achievement.

Directed by: Geneviève Poulette (Canada, 2024)
Presented by: Maryse Letarte, Lyndz Dantiste

Accidents will happen

Octave has broken Maryse's lovely cup. He runs home to glue it back together again, whilst Maryse writes a nursery rhyme to say that she forgives him.

Directed by: Geneviève Poulette (Canada, 2024)
Presented by: Maryse Letarte, Lyndz Dantiste

The weather rap

Maryse is wondering about the weather, whether it'll rain, whether it won't, blue sky, grey sky... And suddenly she's begun to rap about the weather!

Directed by: Geneviève Poulette (Canada, 2024)
Presented by: Maryse Letarte, Lyndz Dantiste

Water is life!

Octave arrives at Maryse's with a very strange object: a water butt to collect rainwater. So precious for us and for fish, water inspires Maryse to write a new nursery rhyme.

Directed by: Geneviève Poulette (Canada, 2024)
Presented by: Maryse Letarte, Lyndz Dantiste

Glue, glue, glue

Maryse asks Octave a riddle: what is her nursery rhyme about? A bowl of sticky stuff and pasty paste... Yes, it's all about glue.

Directed by: Geneviève Poulette (Canada, 2024)
Presented by: Maryse Letarte, Lyndz Dantiste

It's time to get on the move!

Octave has been sitting still for too long and has gone all numb. Maryse writes a nursery rhyme to help him get moving again.

Directed by: Geneviève Poulette (Canada, 2024)
Presented by: Maryse Letarte, Lyndz Dantiste

Tick-tock

Maryse is looking for her alarm clock. When she finds it, its tick-tock sound inspires her to write a nursery rhyme to sing when getting ready to go out.

Directed by: Geneviève Poulette (Canada, 2024)
Presented by: Maryse Letarte, Lyndz Dantiste