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To perform this educational activities in story for 4 year, we will need pencils, pens, cardstock and also some colored pencils.
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1. Now that you know more about the historian's work, take a look at the images below.
These images were produced by the artist French Jean-Baptiste Debret and represent objects from indigenous communities for over a hundred years. You will have to decipher the function of the objects. Pay attention to the rules.
a) Remember: an object can have more than one function. A goblet, for example, can be used to drink wine or serve as an object religious at a mass.
b) Below each image, explain how you came to discover the functions of each object, writing down what you observed to draw your conclusions.
The main objective of this 4 year history activities is to develop the research; knowledge of the eating habits of Portuguese; look for similarities with our habits; consider that there is a hierarchical division that involves food (sailors do not eat what their commanders eat).
Stories and legends
Research the stories and legends of this community. Tell in your own words the story or legend that you found most interesting, then illustrate it with a drawing.
2. Now, let's see what you learned from this survey. Answer the questions.
a) There are differences between your life and the life of the community indigenous you researched? Which are?
b) Are there similarities between your life and the life of this community? Which are?
c) Imagine that, mysteriously, you ended up in this indigenous community. What would be the biggest difficulties
What would you find to adapt?
d) Have you identified any problems that this community faces? Which are?
e) What do you think should be done to resolve these issues?
1. Complete the following sentences.
a) The _________________ is the professional who studies the documents of the past in search of reasons that give meaning to human achievements.
b) History is the science that seeks to know and understand _________________.
c) The History studies actions of great leaders and also works _______________________.
2. Mark an X in the alternatives that can be considered historical documents.
( ) newspaper
( ) book
( ) live animals
( ) paintings
( ) sea
( ) works of art
( ) drilling
( ) photography
( ) fossils
( ) clouds
( ) architectural works
( ) light
( ) cards
( ) drawings
3. What was the objective of the squadron commanded by Pedro Álvares Cabral in the service of the King of Portugal?
4. Which products the portugueses expected to find?
5. what the clerk Pero Vaz de Caminha described in your letter to the king of Portugal?
6. Why the exploration of brazilwood interested the Portuguese?
7. Check V for true or F for false in the following sentences. Then fix the false alternatives.
( ) The Portuguese were the first inhabitants of Brazil.
( ) Indigenous tribes are communities united by language and customs.
( ) Indigenous people are usually dressed in purchased clothes and decorate their bodies with colored feathers, animal teeth and brightly colored paintings.
( ) For the indigenous people, the elements of nature are not important, for this reason, they consider themselves superior to other forms of life.
8. Check the alternatives that represent objects of the indigenous culture.
( ) bow
( ) pen
( ) throws
( ) fire gun
( ) club
( ) blowgun
( ) clocks
( ) bracelets
( ) computer
( ) canoes
9. What is FUNAI and what is its role?
10. Write a short text with the following theme: "The importance of culture indigenousfor our society"
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Navigating with Fernando Pessoa.
1) Read the verses. It is the first stanza of a poem by the Portuguese poet Fernando Pessoa. It refers to the navigations that the Portuguese undertook through the Atlantic Ocean in the 15th century, and which became known as Grandes Navegações.
Portuguese sea
O salty sea, how much of your salt
They are tears from Portugal.
For crossing you, how many mothers cried,
How many children prayed in vain
How many brides remained unmarried,
That you should be ours, oh sea!
2) Now mark the sentences that are closest to what you thought when reading the verses.
( ) The poet attributes sea salt to the tears of the Portuguese people.
( ) The Portuguese were crying because their children or their fiancés or even their husbands did not return from sea voyages.
( ) People did not return because they were living in other countries.
( ) The poem speaks of the difficulties faced at sea by the men who participated in the Great Navigations.
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