Student Day Activities for Early Childhood Education and Elementary School

We selected in this post several Student Day Activities, ready to print and apply to early graders.

Excellent activities for working in the classroom or as a homework assignment.

August 11th. this is the day that is celebrated annually. Student's day, which officially appeared in 1927, one hundred years after the creation of the first higher courses in Brazil.

O Student's day is a special date, as it is a tribute to all the people who value the knowledge it's the personal growth.

One Good education and a good school education they help to form a solid society with a refined critical sense to solve crises, in addition to training qualified professionals.

Student Day Activities

To work on this very important commemorative date, we have selected some suggestions for working in the classroom with students:

• Produce texts (Individually or collectively);
• Drawings to color;
• Making souvenirs with students;
• Making of murals and panels in the classroom;
• Conversation Wheel;
• Plays and Dynamics;
• Newspaper;
• And much more.

Student Day Activities for coloring

An excellent activity to work with in the early grades is drawing. Check out several drawings on this topic below:

• Going to school:

• boy with pencil:

• Boy and girl with books:

• Monica's Gang:

• Reading a book:

• Studying:

Check out more at: Student Day Project a happy and special day

Student Day Activities – Production of Text to Print

Text production is a social language practice. This means that to actively participate in society, as citizens of written culture, we need to be able to write texts.

• Let's color the image representing Student's Day (August 11) and then create a story about the student. Good Luck.

• Create a story from the image:

Student Day Activities – Party Favors

Make souvenirs with your students about the student's day. Check out some ideas:

• Star tip:

• Tip with a boy and girl face:

Check out others Ideas for Murals, Posters, Panels for Student Day

• Diverse tip:

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Student Day Activities – Write the name of the pictures

In this activity we will write the names of the figures related to the school and students:

Student Day Activities – Card to print and color

• Student's Day Card:

See too:Activities with the vowels

Student Day Games and Activities

MAGIC BOTTLE

MATERIAL: A bottle

Formation: circle

Organization:

• the students in a circle, the teacher in the center

Execution:

• The teacher spins the bottle on the ground and when it stops it will point towards a student. The student must go to the center and perform a task determined by the class or teacher.

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LEMON SET

AGE: 6 years onwards

MATERIAL: Lemon

LOCAL: Court, patio, living room, lawn

Formation: circle

Organization: students sitting in a circle, holding a lemon

Execution: Students will start the game by singing: My lemon, my lemon… at the same time passing the lemon to their classmates. At the end of the song, the student who is in possession of the lemon will be eliminated.

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BALLOON VOLLEY.

The third game can be played with the material from the second. Now the teacher forms two groups so that they have an equal number of participants. The groups should face each other, as if they were going to play volleyball (if you have a line or a net to divide the environment into two parts, better). Each group must throw the balloon to the opponent's field and prevent the balloon from falling into their own using the body part ordered by the teacher. Whoever drops the balloon leaves the game.

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ARTS MUSEUM

• In this game, you will feel like you are in an art museum. The teacher conducts a draw among the participants to define who will be the artist and who will enjoy the round. The objective of the game is that the connoisseur must guess what the artist is drawing. For each hit, the artist and the connoisseur get a point. The participant with the highest score wins. The game is repeated until everyone is a draftsman and guessers.

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CENTIPEDE

• This is my favorite game because I love playing with balloons. Participants form a long line. The first in line receives a birthday balloon which he must pass to the second through his own legs. The second receives the bladder and passes to the third over his head. This sequence is repeated until the ball reaches the last participant in the queue, where it will be inverted, that is, the last one passes the balloon to the penultimate one and so on. Whoever misses the sequence leaves the game. Last in line wins. Needless to say, I'm always the winner, right?