Les xylophones

Bibi and Pat learn more about the parts that make up wind turbines. They discover how energy is transmitted to provide electricity to homes and even video game consoles.

Pat and Bibi discover how to tie straw securely to a broom handle so that it doesn't fly away.

Pat and Bibi visit a candle factory. They discover how different candles are made. They make observations about the condition of the material and the addition of substances to the wax to create a mixture.

We learn how to make hammocks: by braiding rope and tying it together to obtain a solid structure. You can use this vignette to explore the field of structures and mechanisms in science!

Our two characters discover how to make wigs from real hair.

On a tour of this pretzel factory, Pat discovers that each pretzel is twisted by hand.

We discover how a glockenspiel is made: a musical instrument similar to the xylophone. This one is made from metal blades, rather than wood.

We visit a craftsman who makes clogs from a log of wood. You will learn about the use of wood as a natural resource and the use of the various tools presented.

Pat et Bibi fabriquent une baignoire en polymère et en fibre de verre pour prendre un bain en plein air avec de l'eau chauffée au feu de bois.

In Australia, our two characters discover the process of making a hat.

With a simple wooden handle, rods and fabric, Pat and Bibi learn how to make an umbrella.

Pat and Bibi follow the meticulous manufacture of brushes of all shapes with which one can create masterpieces.

Pat can't believe what he sees when an actual prefabricated house, built entirely inside a factory, is transported to his new address.

Pat and Bibi try to guess what bakers are making with sweet dough and nut and cinnamon filling.

Pat and Bibi find out that the puppets are real miniature humans with wooden skeletons, very realistic clay faces and custom-made clothes.

Pat and Bibi discover the different steps in the making of a surfboard.

In this capsule, we discover the preparation steps to make donuts.

In this clip, rope is made for tall ships.

Pat and Bibi explain the different important parts to make this musical instrument.

Pat and Bibi find that it is possible to make molds with such delicate materials as beeswax and sand.

Pat and Bibi visit a bronze bell maker and discover the complexity and precision of sand casting.

No more time to lose. Pat and Bibi are making wristwatches.

What do Pat and Bibi make that is gluten-free, nut-free, dairy-free, egg-free and yeast-free? Great allergy-free cookies that everyone can enjoy.

Pat and Bibi work through the night to make sure the world's largest skating rink is ready for the many skating fans.

Pat and Bibi observe the various stages of preparation and the parts necessary for the manufacture of fireworks.

In this laboratory where artificial legs are made, Pat and Bibi realize that each prosthesis is custom-made.

Bibi shows Pat how to make the bagpipes, a traditional Scottish musical instrument.

Pat is amazed to discover the different layers of materials needed to make skis.

As Pat creates his own pizza, Bibi admires how the cook spins the pizza dough in the air.

Plus qu'une simple horloge, Pat et Bibi constatent qu'il y a plusieurs éléments qui rendent vivantes ces pendules, d'une boîte à musique, au sifflet du coucou, jusqu'aux petites figurines qui montrent comment les gens vivaient il y a très longtemps.

Pat and Bibi introduce us to the biggest musical instrument a single person can play: the carillon.

What has four legs, wears a belt and has a tray on top? Pat and Bibi learn how to make a table.

Pat and Bibi discover that to make fabric, it takes a lot of threads that you weave one by one with a loom.

Come and discover with Pat and Bibi how soft coloured velvet is made.

With only three basic ingredients, Bibi shows Pat how to make soap.

Using a special cannon that sprays water, Pat and Bibi make snow to create a fantastic park with slides and snow sculptures.

In the middle of the night, Pat and Bibi go to a mega-bakery to learn how to make thousands of loaves of bread at once.

Using a giant printer, Pat and Bibi explain how to print the posters that end up on the very tall billboard.

Pat and Bibi find that there are several steps to making a beautiful clay teapot.

Pat and Bibi learn how to make this longboard that can reach very high speeds.

Thanks to a giant blade that peels tree trunks, Pat and Bibi discover how sheets of wood are obtained and glued together to make plywood.

Pat and Bibi visit the carvers who are participating in the ice carving contest. Each team has three days to transform huge blocks of ice into beautiful sculptures.

Pat is amazed that with just a few basic ingredients, you can bake a beautiful sponge cake.

From a simple sheet of steel and various presses, Pat and Bibi make spoons, forks and knives to set the table.

Pat is surprised to learn that it is possible to bottle smells, like the sweet scent of this flower.

Pat and Bibi take a tour of the perfume factory to discover the steps involved in making lavender perfume.

Pat and Bibi discover the types of fabrics needed to make ballet shoes that stand on their tips.

Our two friends learn how to make paper that will be used to wrap food.

With a good rich cream, Bibi teaches Pat how to make a delicious ice cream with different flavours.

With a lot of fabric, a lot of reed stems and a big flame, Pat and Bibi learn how to make a hot air balloon that flies in the air.

Pat and Bibi accompany us through each step to make flour from wheat grains.