Liste d’albums exploitables au Cycle 1 et au cycle 2

Voici une liste d’albums classés par thèmes exploitables au cycle 2.

Ceux en orange sont exploitables dès le cycle 1.

Pour travailler l’aspect culturel, découvrir la royauté, Londres :

• Nicholas Allan, The Queen’s Knickers, Red Fox.
• Nicholas Allan, The Prince and the Potty, Red Fox.
• Ben Hawkes, London ABC, Random House.
• Steve Antony, The Queen’s Hat, Hodder Children’s Books.
• Russel Punter & Dan Taylor, Pussy cat, pussy cat, where have you been?, Usborne Picture Books
• Salina Yoon, Bear’s big day, Bloomsbury.

Pour aborder les saisons et les fêtes associées :

• Raymond Briggs and Gail Ellis, The Snowman, Oxford University Press.
• Snowdog, Puffin books.
• Emily Gravett, Bear and Hare : Snow!, Macmillan.
• Helen Nicoll and Jan Pienkowski, Meg and Mog, Puffin Books.
• Korky Paul and Valerie Thomas, Winnie flies again, Oxford university press.
• Steve Antony, The Queen’s present, Hodder Children’s Books.
• Walking in a winter wonderland, based on the song by F. Bernard and R. B Smith, Oxford University Press.
• Santa flap book, Usborne.
• Sam Hay, Loretta Schauer, A very corgi Christmas, Simon & Schuster

Pour travailler un lexique particulier :

• Eric Carle, The very hungry caterpillar, Puffin Books.
• Eric Carle, From head to toe, Puffin Books.
• Eric Carle’s ABC, Penguin Books.
• Tobias Krejtschi, Monster Munch, Minedition.
• Eric Hill, Spot at the farm, Penguin Books.
• Eric Hill, Spot’s toy box, Penguin Books.
• Eric Hill, Spot’s rainy day, Penguin Books.
• Rod Campbell, Dear Zoo, Macmillan.
• Axel Scheffler, Pip and Posy The scary monster, Nosy Crow
• Magali Le Huche, What’s your favorite color, Pascal ? Twirl

Albums pour compter :

• Winnie the Pooh and the trouble with bees, Egmont.
• Nicola Baxter, Counting with animals, Armadillo.
• Eric Carle, The very hungry caterpillar’s finger puppet book, Puffin books.
• Mem Fox, Helen Oxenbury, Ten little fingers and ten little toes, Walker books.

Pour aborder des structures langagières répétitives :

• Eric Carle, Brown bear, what do you see?, Puffin Books.
• Anthony Browne, How do you feel? Walker books.
• Satoru Onishi, Who’s hiding?, Gecko Press.
• Jon Klassen, I want my hat back, Walker Books.
• Rod Campbell, Dear Zoo, Puffin books.

Les contes traditionnels :

• Joe Rhatigan and Charles Nurnberg, Alice in Wonderland down The Rabbit Hole, Macmillan.
• Busy Alice in Wonderland, Campbell.
• Alice in WonderLand, a babyLit book, Gibbs Smith.
• Bethan Woollvin, Little Red, Two Hoots.
• Tony Ross, Red Riding Hood, Andersen Press.
• Tony Ross, Three Little pigs, Andersen Press.(QR Code)
• Emily Gravett, Wolf won’t bite! Macmillan.
• Nick Sharratt and Stephan Tucker, Goldilocks, Macmillan.

Les prépositions de localisation :

• Catarina Kruusval, Where’s the ball?, R&S Books.
• Eric Hill, Where’s Spot? Puffin books.
• Pat Hutchins, Rosie’s walk, Red Fox books.
• Julia Donaldson Axel Scheffler, Rabbit’s Nap and Fox’s Socks, Macmillan.
• Julia Donaldson Axel Scheffler, Hide and seek Pig and Postman Bear, Macmillan.

Abécédaires :

• Dr Seuss, ABC, HarperCollins.
• Eric Carle’s ABC, Penguin Books.
• Ben Hawkes, London ABC, Random House.
• Learn the alphabet with the Northwest coast native art.

L’éveil à la diversité linguistique :

• Alain Serres, Fred Sochard, Le livre qui parlait toutes les langues, Rue du Monde, 2013.
• Félix Cornec, Xavière Broncard, Le cri des animaux en cinq langues, Circonflexe GF.