Let’s Play

Taller creativo: propon a los niños crear su propio Let’s Play, donde cada interacción con el punto puede desembocar en un cambio que ellos inventen. La idea de esta actividad es que los participantes desarrollen su imaginación al mismo tiempo que practican el idioma. Podrán introducir tantos colores y formas como deseen.

Hervé Tullet (Avranches, 1958) es un ilustrador y autor de libros para niños. Es uno de los autores e ilustradores franceses actuales más reconocidos.

Siguió cursos de artes plásticas y artes decorativas, después de lo cual trabajó durante diez años para diferentes medios: publicidad, prensa y edición.

En 1989 realiza sus primeras ilustraciones para la prensa, y más tarde en 1994 publica su primer libro para niños, al mismo tiempo que continúa con su trabajo de ilustrador y pintor.  

Además viaja a menudo animando talleres para niños destinados a fomentar la imaginación y la creatividad.

Autor-ilustrador de una cuarentena de títulos, sus libros se han traducido a unos 25 idiomas.

La opinión de los lectores y expertos sobre Let’s Play:

“Since the introduction of Herve Tullet’s “Press Here,” there have been a myriad of interactive books, but none measures up to the mastery of Tullet. “Let’s Play” is another marvelous way to get children to interact with a book. Thus will be a much-demanded reread as children stop, go, flip and fly not to mention having an errant colored dot land on their heads. Lots of learning possibilities here: colors, actions, shapes and magical words like “za-za-zoom.” This will be an irresistible read for parents and the kid on their lap, but also for groups who will delight in calling out what happens to the dots as they change zine, color and location. As with every Tullet book, get multiple copies and plop one of these in every child’s Christmas stocking.”. From goodreads.com

“Better than Press Here if that’s even possible. The yellow dot is bored, and it knows just what to do to fix that little issue: play!”. From goodreads.com

“This book takes you on a journey with a yellow dot and black line. Each page is something unique and you travel to different places. It’s another interactive book by Herve Tullet with lots of color.
This was another enjoyable book by Herve Tullet that engaged me and kept me on my toes because I didn’t know what was going to happen next. It’s different from his other books because in this one I followed the yellow dot on a journey to different places. It’s a must read if you have younger children.
You can use this text as a mentor text by having the students create a story replicating the authors style. Allow the students to use their imagination to where they can create a magical piece just like Herve Tullet.”. From goodreads.com