School folklore panel in EVA or FELT with molds

In this post we selected beautiful ideas and suggestions for your school folklore panel in EVA or FELT with patterns for printing.

What is folklore? It is the set of traditions, knowledge and beliefs of a people, which manifests itself in different ways… Beings of the popular imagination. They are fantastic beings that have some magical characteristic and/or are protectors of our world.

Knowing that Folklore is one of the main factors in identifying a people and its nationality, its work as a pedagogical practice in school units.

Brazilian folklore is very rich and has different manifestations: legends, songs, parlendas, riddles, toys and games, proverbs and popular sayings, crafts, truck bumper phrases, tongue twisters, food and home remedies, beliefs and superstitions, literature, poetry and others, that need to be acquaintances

Let's meet some popular folklore characters:

Boitatá:

• Fire snake, which protects the fields

Head:

• This ugly old woman appears at night to scare and take the naughty children

Saci Pererê:

• Agile, mischievous and playful, he is always readying this naughty boy

Caipora:

• is the protective spirit of forest animals

Werewolf

• Half animal half human, howling at the moon, appears at crossroads on full moon nights

Curupira

• It is the protector of the forest and all animals

Materials for making your Folklore Panel

To make your mural or panel you will need:

• Various molds;
• flag molds;
• Scissors;
• Glue;
• Shredded Paper;
• EVE;
• TNT;
• Cardboard;
• Among other things…

Folk Panel Ideas for School

Iara and Saci Pererê

Various folk characters:

Curupira, Iara and Saci Pererê

Cuca, Saci and Curupira:

Live the Folklore:

Saci Pererê and Bumba meu Boi:

Others Ideas for working on folklore at school.

Curupira, Saci, Iara and the Pink Dolphin:

August 22 - Folklore Day:

Molds for your EVA Folklore Panel

Various patterns to print:

Headless mule:

Boto:

Boi Bumba

pink dolphin

Curupira

Saci Pererê

Many Templates of Brazilian folk characters in PDF

Did you know that…

… the word folklore comes from English: folk means people and lore, to know. Therefore, it means “science or wisdom of the people”.

Everything that people know, invent, learn, teach. So it's much closer to our lives than we can imagine. The term was coined in 1846 by English archaeologist Williams John Thoms…. the first person to study Brazilian folklore was the poet Amadeu Amaral, who died in 1929…. in addition to the stories and their characters, folklore is represented in songs and dances.