Picturebooks in European Primary English Language Teaching

Picturebooks in European Primary English Language Teaching

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    • Mini e-lessons 1-11
      • Mini Picturebook Lesson 1: Amazing by Steve Antony
      • Mini Picturebook Lesson 2: Wild by Emily Hughes
      • Mini Picturebook Lesson 3: Grumpy Frog by Ed Vere
      • Mini Picturebook Lesson 4: The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle
      • Mini Picturebook Lesson 5: We’re going on a Bear Hunt by Michael Rosen
      • Mini Picturebook Lesson 6: I Am Bat by Morag Hood
      • Mini Picturebook Lesson 7: There’s a Monster IN YOUR BOOK by Tom Fletcher
      • Mini Picturebook Lesson 8: Shark in the Park on a Windy Day! by Nick Sharratt
      • Mini Picturebook Lesson 9: Please, Mr. Panda by Steve Antony
      • Mini Picturebook Lesson 10: The Cave by Rob Hodgson
      • Mini PIcturebook Lesson 11: The Odd Egg by Emily Gravett
    • Mini e-lessons 12-22
      • Mini Picturebook Lesson 12: Bumblebear by Nadia Shireen
      • Mini Picturebook Lesson 13: Hundred Feet Tall by Benjamin Scheuer & Jemima Williams
      • Mini Picturebook Lesson 14: Look Up! by Nathan Bryon & Dapo Adeola
      • Mini Picturebook Lesson 15: Max the Brave by Ed Vere
      • Mini Picturebook Lesson 16: Beegu by Alexis Deacon
      • Mini Picturebook Lesson 17: The Queen’s Hat by Steve Antony
      • Mini Picturebook Lesson 18: Croc and Bird by Alexis Deacon
      • Mini Picturebook Lesson 19: I Am A Tiger by Karl Newson & Ross Collins
      • Mini Picturebook Lesson 20: How to be a Lion by Ed Vere
      • Mini Picturebook Lesson 21: The Suitcase by Chris Naylor-Ballesteros
      • Mini Picturebook Lesson 22: You Matter by Christian Robinson
  • Themed Resources
    • When to use our Books of the Month
    • PEPELT 2018/2019 Themes
      • Overview Themes 18/19
      • Friendship
      • Picturebooks Against Bullying
      • Love & Care
      • Celebrating Inclusion
      • Pancakes
      • Earth Day
      • Love is in the Air: Unusual Friendships
    • PEPELT 2019/2020 Themes
      • Overview Themes 19/20
      • Kindness
      • Needs & Wants
      • Celebrating Diversity
      • Award-Winning Picturebooks
      • Art
      • Earth Day: Informative Picturebooks
      • Finding Comfort
      • Tolerance
    • Author / Illustrator Feature
      • Eric Carle
      • John Burningham
      • Judith Kerr
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      • Steve Antony
      • Oliver Jeffers
      • Tom Percival
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PEPELT recommendations by theme

October 2019: Friendship

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PEPEL Team IATEFL 2019

PEPELT is a useful tool for teachers of young learners who are in need of materials for their English lessons. They can also join the community and contribute their own ideas. Council of Europe, European Centre for Modern Languages (ECML)

PEPELT is my absolute go to resource for all things picturebooks in primary ELT – a fabulous gem! David Valente, IATEFL YLTSIG Coordinator

Love the idea! Picture books are essential resources for working with young learners. This is a great place to see them through different eyes and to learn from colleagues. Thank you. Rebecca Tomlinson, EFL Coach

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