From the outside, this little cafe has a traditional French feel to it. Imagine Monsieur Blanchard has just propped hisvelo against the wall and headed in for his daily cafe noir. Madame Pompadour has popped in for some croissants and left her dog, Fifi, waiting outside for a few moments. Le Menu chalkboard is ready for today's specials and the open/closed sign has been slid across to read open, or "ouvrir". Inside, two pop-out cardboard units serve as either shelves or a stack of trays, (depending on which way up they are inserted into the door post).

Set up your table and chairs, add a cash register, some gingham napkins and the Little Play Spaces table menu (see above) and "voila!" - we could be in Paris.

Now stand back, listen in and watch while your little dramatists' creative minds go to work. Perhaps they could make their own 'Le Monde' newspapers for the table, or create their own Croque Monsieur and cookies out of cardboard and pens, or stick works of art to the interior walls? The possibilities are endless!