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Posted on 22/07/2021 PETAA has produced an introduction to new rich texts on the Australian children's literature scene in this video focusing on key features of books in the 2022 CBCA Notables and Short Lists.
Posted on 26/05/2022 PETAA has joined with 12 likeminded associations for the 2022 Literature Symposium!
Posted on 4/05/2022 PETAA's new monthly resource roundup: find everything that's new with PETAA for May 2022!
Posted on 22/04/2022 A review of This is my Dad, by Dimity Powell and Nicky Johnston, published in April 2022.
Posted on 23/02/2022 Have you visited the new PETAA Literacy Resources Portal for Early Career Teachers? Here are the most popular resources on the Portal from Term 1, 2022!
Posted on 13/04/2022 PETAA has partnered with the ACLF to produce webinars with new Children's Laureate Gabrielle Wang - one for teachers and one for students!
Posted on 4/04/2022 PETAA's new monthly resource roundup: find everything that's new with PETAA for April 2022!
Posted on 31/03/2022 A review of Families by Jane Godwin, illustrated by Yael Frankel
Posted on 31/03/2022 In these 4 webinars, take closer looks at texts that have been shortlisted in the 2022 CBCA Book of the Year Awards.
Posted on 22/03/2022 PETAA is hiring a full-time Digital Marketing Executive to join the team based in our Newtown, NSW office
Posted on 16/03/2022 A review of Family Tree by Josh Pyke and Ronojoy Ghosh
Posted on 3/03/2022 PETAA's new monthly resource roundup: find everything that's new with PETAA so far in 2022!
Posted on 10/03/2022 50 favourite Australian children's books from the past 50 years, as chosen by members of the PETAA community!
Posted on 23/02/2022 Designed to share tips, strategies and insights in a short-form and conversational format, PETAA webinars are a ready source of inspiration, problem-solving, and a great source for new activity ideas. Here are the top 10 webinars of 2021!
Posted on 15/02/2022 We have rounded up 15 resources, readings, and courses that can help you create great outcomes for not just your EAL/D students, but for the whole classroom.