Flag Day activities for kindergarten and elementary school

Contrary to what many people think the flag day is not a national holiday in Brazil and is celebrated annually on the day November 19th. And to work this commemorative date in the classroom, we selected some flag day activities to print.

On November 19, 1889, the newly installed republican government of Brazil exchanged the old imperial flag for the flag of the Republic. The new flag, designed by Décio Vilares, was adopted by Decree No. 4 on November 19, 1889.

See also: Activities Proclamation of the Republic.

Below is a very complete list with several suggestions for Activities to work the flag day with early grade students (Elementary School and Early Childhood Education):

• Propose drawings for coloring and collages (Children's Education);
• Textual productions with students (Individual or collective);
• Make a collage of the Brazilian flag with crepe balls;
• Making of Souvenirs and Decorative Murals for the Classroom (Children's Education);
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• Conversation circle on the school patio or in the living room;
• Realization of a theater or juggler with the class;
• Reading aloud with students (Teacher starts and then asks a student to read and so on);
• Flag hoisting;
• Create a poem in honor of the Brazilian flag;
• Illustration of Brazil – positive and negative aspects;
• Illustrated panel;
• Poetry reading in the classroom;
• Music Presentations;
• Reproduction of the National Anthem/drawing;
• Singing National Anthem;
• Flag colors presentation;
• Anthem of the Flag;
• Among others…

Flag Day activities coloring page

Paint the boy and girl with the Brazilian flag:

Paint Monica's Gang on Flag Day:

Paint the Brazilian national flag with the corresponding colors:

Also check out these wonderful Flag Day Math Activities to print.

At official colors of the Brazilian flag they are green, yellow, blue and white, with the phrase “Ordem e Progresso”. Each color has a meaning distinct, check each of them below:

• "white" means the desire for peace
• “blue” symbolizes the Brazilian sky and rivers
• "yellow" symbolizes the country's wealth
• “green”, symbolizes the forests (the rich Brazilian forest)

Flag day activities to print

Observe the scenes and number them in the order they happened: Create text based on the scenes you observed and write it down in your notebook.

Complete with the meanings of our flag:

Coloring, cutting and pasting on the popsicle stick.