Early childhood folklore activities to print

We selected in this post several Children's Education Folklore Activities, to print and apply in the classroom or as a homework assignment.

Folklore: is a set of Myths and legends that are part of our culture and way passed down from generation to generation. The myths are born from the imagination of people, mainly in the interior of Brazil. Many of these stories were invented to get messages across, or just to scare or amuse people.

Folklore is divided into:

• Legends;
• Myths;
• Songs;
• Popular parties;
• riddles;
• proverbs;
• Etc.

Legends:

• These are stories told and transmitted orally over time. They mix real and historical facts or purely fantasies.
• Many Legends originated to give explanation of mysterious or supernatural events.

Children's Education Folklore Activities

To work on this commemorative date so important and relevant in our country, we have selected some suggestions for working in the classroom with students:

• Reading of Parlendas, Guesses, Poems, Books, etc.
• Coloring drawings with folk characters;
• Make party favors;
• Making Murals and Panels;
• Conversation Wheel;
• Games and games;
• Handicrafts using gouache paint and crayons;
• Among others.

Children's Education Folklore Activities – Folk Games with Monica's Gang

• Make an X on your favorite games!
• Write the word FOLKLORE.
• Paint the vowels found in the word FOLCLORE

Source: Ivana Kaiper

Children's Education Folklore Activities – Folklore Trail to print

Folklore Trail Game to print –

Source: Ivana Kaiper

Early childhood folklore activities to print

Material prepared by "Ivana Kaiper" from the blog Literacy with Monica and Class:

Let's draw a picture for each letter below. (Let the name begin with the indicated letter)

Let's put the initial letter of each figure and find out what is celebrated on August 22nd!

Let's copy the names of characters from our folklore!

Let's write the numbers from 0 to 9 inside the caps:

Shall we count?

Take the saci to the pipe. Run your finger in the ink and follow the path:

Word Search: Search below for words referring to folklore:

Folklore Souvenir: Putting candies or chocolates.

Crossword puzzles: Solve the crossword puzzles below very carefully. They are names of Brazilian legends.

Children's Education Folklore Activities – Souvenirs

An excellent way to work this commemorative date with students in the early grades is to make party favors. Check out some ideas:

• Check out some templates to print:

Folk Character Markers:

Saci bookmark:

Children's Education Folklore Activities - Texts with characters folkloric

Negrinho do Pastoreio

Iara:

Meet some folklore characters and make them beautiful colors:

Boto:

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Children's Education Folklore Activities - Murals and Panels

An excellent way to work folklore in the classroom, especially with Kindergarten students, is to decorate the room. Thus, children can go deeper into the world of imagination and create a spectacular experience for the child.

Check out other beautifulideas for Folklore Day.

Children's Education Folklore Activities - Folk Plays:

• Yellow cow: the favorite among moms who want that moment of silence. Just sing the song and hope they take the silence seriously. Otherwise: "who speaks first like her b***“.Rock, paper and scissors: with their hands behind them, two repeat: rock, paper, scissors. When talking about “valendo”, each person chooses their format and points to the center of the wheel (of two people). So that you can understand: closed hand – stone; Open hand – paper; Hand with two fingers – scissors. Who wins? Stone beats scissors because it can break it. Scissors beats paper because you can cut it. Paper beats stone because it can roll it up.
• marbles: colored glass balls used in group games, where one ball is thrown above the other (of the competitor).
• kites (parrot): produced from a wooden stick (or bamboo) and colored tissue paper, kites are made to perform acrobatic maneuvers in the sky.
• Top: It is usually made of wood and has a metallic tip. With a rope wrapped around the top, the person throws the object that makes several twirls.
• slingshot: objects made of fork-shaped branches and rubber bands. They are used to shoot stones or any small object like grains.
• figurines: small thematic letters in which children collect and exchange between them. There are some albums intended for collage. The stickers can be used in a popular game of “sticking the stickers”. In this case, they are gathered in a pile and the person knocks and the cards they turn over are theirs.

Other suggestions:

• Run Cotia;
• Chair dance;
• The boss ordered.

Children's Education Folklore Activities - Poems for reading

The curupira:

Encounter with the Werewolf:

Saci Pererê - Sacizada