Picturebooks in European Primary English Language Teaching

Picturebooks in European Primary English Language Teaching

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  • About Us
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    • Our Principles
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  • Teaching
    • What is a Picturebook?
    • Informational Picturebooks
    • General Guidelines
    • Picturebook Selection
    • Mediating Picturebooks
    • Practical Teaching Resources
    • PEPELT Mini Picturebook e-Lessons
  • Mini e-Lessons
    • PEPELT Mini e-Lessons: Overview
    • 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 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
  • 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
  • Videos
    • Sandie Mourão: Picturebook as Object
    • Gail Ellis: Multiliteracies
    • Tatia Gruenbaum: Teacher Education
    • Anneta Sadowska: Notes from the Classroom
  • PEPELT Team
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      • Emily Gravett
      • Steve Antony
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    • Academic Resources
    • IATEFL YLTSIG
    • National Literacy Platforms
    • Picturebook Award Lists
    • Reviews & Blog Posts

Reviews & Blog Posts

Our first reviews & blog posts:

TYELT Worldwide, Issue 2, 2019, 68-71

PEPELT Review: Iatefl_issue_2_Download

APPI Review 2019: PEPELT Facebook Page

Blog Post on the IATEFL YLT SIG website: Using picturebooks in primary English language teaching 

Blog Post for ELT Footprint: Using picturebooks to inspire children to become environmental advocates

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PEPEL Team IATEFL 2019

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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