In this post, we selected several suggestions and ideas for your Brazil School Independence Activity. Excellent educational resources for working in the classroom or as a homework assignment with students from initial series.
In September 7, 1822, was proclaimed the independence of Brazil. This day celebrates the Brazilian emancipation of the kingdom of Portugal.
D. Pedro was acclaimed the first emperor of Brazil, with the title of D. Pedro I, being crowned on December 1st of the same year.
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To work this commemorative date in the classroom, we selected some suggestions and ideas in a list with Independence activities from Brazil, check out:
Jogral: Independence of Brazil
Hat Folding: Children can make the hat and the sword to present the jester.
Sword folding
Visor template to print
Coloring Cover
I also recommend: Activities Week of the Motherland.
Independence of Brazil Activity
The activity is best suited for children up to seven years old. They may not learn the entire anthem, but they will enjoy trying to sing at least some parts and get into school training to celebrate the date. Children under five don't understand much anymore, but you can tell about the hymn sung before each football game, at parties and that it is important for them to know because it tells a little of the history of where they live. It doesn't cover too much, but it can show the song that many will recognize, especially from sports competitions.
A fun activity is painting the flag of Brazil. Separate inks, paper, pens and colored pencils. Also use other materials, such as colored paper sheets, different textures for drawing and even glitter to make everything shiny and beautiful. You can participate by drawing and teaching your child how to make the Brazilian flag. Show every part and every detail to your little one! The important thing is to offer possibilities for him to create and unleash his imagination. And don't worry, getting dirty is very good!
Every child loves to learn new things. So, the second game proposal for Brazil's Independence Day is to fold a soldier's hat. Too easy. First, set aside a sheet of plain paper such as bond or another material such as newspaper. The bigger the leaf, the bigger the hat! Now, follow the steps in the video to learn how to make a soldier's hat:
With the hat ready, it's time to make art! Use the paints, pens and all the material used in the other activity to decorate the hat. Abuse your imagination and encourage your puppy to create. Also take the opportunity to teach your child the traditional song of the soldier's march, do you remember? Soldier march, paper head. Anyone who doesn't march right will go to the barracks. The barracks caught fire, the police gave the signal. Acode, acode, acode the national flag.
Of course you can't keep kids watching an entire movie, but there are educational cartoons with characters like Turma da Mônica, Castelo Rá Tim Bum and others who have already talked about the theme and you can make a short film about the theme. Educators can also come up with a story and record to teach students about the date to show on video instead of live theater. They will love the game!
For the making of this Independence of Brazil Activity We will need the following materials: Colored pencils, A4 paper, Stereo system containing the national anthem.
Step by step activity:
Activity Source: Demonstrate.
ALL:
God made this whole world
so big, so beautiful
full of green forests
Covered with an indigo sky
And in this world,
a very special piece
Called BRAZIL.
(Show the letters written on laminated paper)
CORNER:
I love you, my BRAZIL, I love you!
My heart is green, yellow and white indigo,
I love you, my Brazil, I love you!
Nobody holds the youth of Brazil.
VOICE 1:
And do you guys think,
That Brazil is just a piece of land,
in this whole world?
VOICE 2:
No! Brazil is much more!
ALL:
are mountains and mountains
full of endless riches
are rivers, lakes, seas, forests,
flowers, animals, birds and parties, in short.
boys: We greet you Brazil, Beloved Homeland on this important historic date.
Girls: After a long time, a lot of controversy, a lot of struggle.
All: Here is our Homeland: Galharda, Free, sovereign!
boys: Save! Save Brazil!
Girls: We greet you with the immortal verses of Castro Alves.
All: Auriverde is the flag of my land, that the breeze from Brazil kisses and sways!
boys: We greet you with the wonderful poetry of our hymn.
All: Than the brightest land, your smiling beautiful fields have more flowers, our forests have more lives, our life in your bosom more loves.
Girls: With emotion we bring the memory D. Pedro on the banks of the Ipiranga:
All: Independence or dead!
boys: With joy we recall a date.
All: November 15, 1889.
Girls: A man.
All: Marshal Deodoro da Fonseca
boys: A fact: all
All: The proclamation to the republic
Girls: We thank you, Lord, for the political liberation of Brazil
boys: For the richness of our fauna.
All: By Cruzeiro do Sul, shining in the skies on starry nights. Girls: Save, save Brazil!
boys: May God give you more than riches and natural beauty.
Girls: Heroes, and Political Freedom.
All: We dream for you Brazil: Spiritual freedom
boys: Jesus said: You will know the truth and the truth will set you free.
Girls: Freedom from sin through faith in Jesus Christ, the Savior
All: "Blessed is the Nation whose God is the Lord"
Neli Silva
Brazil Independence Anthem: Let's find the underlined words!
Let's link each set of figures to the corresponding number!
7th of September – Independence of Brazil.
Let's settle?
Divinations: Symbols of Brazil.
September 7th:
In your own words, write a little about the history of Brazil's independence.
My country:
Check out several drawings to color:
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