Brazil independence activities to print

Check out several Brazilian independence activities ready to print and apply to early graders in the classroom or as a homework assignment.

O Independence Day of Brazil is celebrated in September 7th and, it was one of the events that changed the course of our nation.

In schools across the country, teachers and other employees use this commemorative date to work in the classroom, especially with students from Kindergarten and Elementary School. And it was with this in mind that we selected these Brazilian independence activities, check out:

Brazilian independence activities

To work the Independence Day of Brazil in the classroom, we selected some suggestions for educational activities to work, check out below:

• Produce texts (Individually or collectively);
• Drawings to color;
• Making souvenirs with students;
• Making of murals and panels in the classroom;
• Theater about some important work of children's literature;
• Conversation Wheel;
• Plays and Dynamics;
• Newspaper;
• And much more.

Brazilian Independence Activities - Text Interpretation for Printing

Brazilian Independence Activities - Text Reading and Interpretation

• The Independence of Brazil

Before leaving for Portugal, Dom João VI emptied Banco do Brasil's coffers, taking almost all the gold to Portugal and leaving Dom Pedro as prince regent.

The Portuguese, however, did not like Dom Pedro's stay in Brazil, as they wanted Brazil to return to the position of Colony.

The Brazilians then drew up a document, signed by thousands of people, asking for their stay in Brazil. Dom Pedro was favorable to the request:

– As it is for the good of all and the general happiness of the nation, tell the people I will stay.

This declaration by Dom Pedro was made on January 9, 1822, a date that became known as the Day of Fico.

Days later, Dom Pedro formed his ministry, nominating José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva as minister of the Kingdom.

As threats from Portugal continued, Dom Pedro who had gone to control conflicts between Brazilians and Portuguese in the province of São Paulo, he announced, on the banks of the Ipiranga stream, in São Paulo, on September 7, 1822:

“Brazilians, the courts of Lisbon, want to enslave us. From now on, our relationships are broken. No ties unite us anymore, we are separated from Portugal.”
Pulling his sword he shouted:

Independence or death!

On October 12, 1822, Dom Pedro was acclaimed Emperor of Brazil with the name Dom Pedro I.

Answer:

1. Do you agree with the attitude of Dom João VI, when emptying the Brazilian coffers, when he went to Portugal? Because?
2. In your opinion, why was it interesting for Portugal to turn Brazil into a colony again?
3. Who was appointed by Dom Pedro as minister of the kingdom?
4. What was Dom Pedro doing in São Paulo when he shouted “Independence or death!”?
5. On what day, month and year was the Independence of Brazil declared?
6. How long has it been since this happened?

Brazilian independence activities with response

Brazilian Independence Activities – Souvenirs

Children will love and have a lot of fun making these souvenirs:

• Brazil glasses

• Molds of Brazil glasses to print

• Molds of Ties from Brazil:

• Brazil Keyring

Molds for making Brazil's keychain:

• Visor

This kind of souvenir can be used on several occasions, just change the decoration:

• Molds of Visor to print

Brazilian Independence Activities - Murals and Panels

Check out ideas for Murals and Panels:

Brazil

We also recommend these Panel ideas for Brazil's Independence Day.

Brazil independence activities to print

• Texts to print

Anthem of the Independence of Brazil.

Homeland Week Planning

Memory game: Color the figures with the following colors:

Puzzle – Coloring, pasting cardboard on the back, cutting and assembling.

My country:

Our flag:

Circle the letters that make up your name and those that make up the word FLAG.

March Soldier:

March Soldier
paper head
who doesn't march right
Go to the barracks
The barracks caught fire
San Francisco gave the signal
Hail, hail, hail the national flag

In your own words, write a little about the history of Brazil's independence.

My country: