IB PYP Approaches to learning – Set of 5 ATL Skills Posters (English)

Description

What’s Included

IB PYP Approaches to Learning (ATL) Skills Posters in English designed for international classrooms. These high-resolution printable posters support the development of essential learning skills within the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and help reinforce inquiry-based learning practices.

This set includes 5 posters representing the five ATL skill categories:

Thinking Skills
Research Skills
Communication Skills
Social Skills
Self-Management Skills

Each poster clearly presents the ATL skill area with engaging visuals that help support student understanding, reflection, and classroom discussions about learning skills.

Product Specifications

Poster Ratio: 2:3 (scales proportionally)
Recommended Print Sizes: A3, A4, or 12 x 18 inches
Recommended Paper: 250–300 GSM matte paper for optimal classroom display
Resolution: 1800 x 2700 pixels
File Format: High-quality PDF (non-editable)

Download Access Policy

This resource includes 10 download attempts and access for 6 months from the date of purchase.
Please download and store the file securely within this period.

Designed for IB Classrooms

Created with the IB PYP framework in mind, these ATL Skills posters help teachers:

• Introduce the Approaches to Learning skills in student-friendly ways
• Support inquiry-based discussions about learning strategies
• Encourage student reflection and independence
• Strengthen a learning culture focused on skill development

Suitable for PYP classrooms, corridors, learning spaces, and school displays.

Print Guidance

For best results:

• Print on matte paper to avoid glare under classroom lighting
• Laminate for long-term durability
• Ideal for display boards and inquiry learning walls

Important Notes

• This is a digital download. No physical product will be shipped.
• Files are non-editable.
• Colours may vary slightly depending on printer and paper quality.

Disclaimer

This resource is independently created to support IB PYP educators. It is not endorsed by the International Baccalaureate Organization and does not replace official IB documentation.