Folklore Activities for Early Series

We selected in this post several Folklore Activities ready to print and apply to early graders (Early Education and Elementary School).

In Brazil the Folklore DayBrazilian is celebrated on the day August 22. But what is Folklore? Folklore is a genre of culture of popular origin, constituted by folk customs and traditions handed down from generation to generation.

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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:

• Produce texts about folklore (individually or collectively);
• Parlendas, Guesses etc;
• Coloring pages with characters from our folklore;
• Making souvenirs with students;
• Making of murals and panels in the classroom;
• Conversation Wheel;
• Plays and Dynamics;
• Theater/Journal;
• And much more.

Folk activities to print

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.

Check out others Ideas for working on folkloreat school.

Folklore Activities - Souvenirs

Make some souvenirs and decorations together with your students using the most diverse materials (EVA, FELT, TNT) or go to recyclable materials and work on the importance of reuse

Folklore Activities – Folklore Bowling Game

The proposal is very simple, using pet bottles, put an illustration referring to a folklore character glued to each bottle.

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.

Folklore Activities – Folk Jokes and Dynamics

• Marble: colored and made of glass, they are thrown on the dirt floor by the boys. The objective is to hit the opponent's ball to gain points or the teammate's own ball.
• Flying kites: kites, also known as kites, are made of wooden sticks and paper. Colored, they are pranced (released) by the boys on windy days. With one line, the boys can direct and juggle in the sky.
• Hide and seek: The child has to hide and not be found, the child who must look for the other elements The group must keep their eyes closed and count to 10 so that everyone has time to hide. After counting, the child goes in search of the little friends who are hiding. To win, the kid you're looking for must find all the hidden ones and run to the base.
• Tag: This game involves a lot of physical activity. One child must run and touch another. The affected child has to do the same.
• Marble: Colored balls made of glass are thrown in a circle made by the boys on the earth floor. The objective is to hit the opponent's ball and take it out of the circle to gain points or the teammate's own ball.
• Snaps: The boys gather the stickers from the albums that are repeated, make a pile and clap their hands over them, the ones that turn upside down are won by whoever clapped their hands. The game is made by mutual agreement between everyone, and it's only worth hitting the cards repeatedly so that no one loses.
• Spinning Wheel:Made of wood, the tops are rotated on the ground using a string that is wound and pulled with force. To make the game more exciting, many boys juggle tops as they spin. The best known is to hold the top in the palm of your hand while it is running.

Folklore Activities - Poems for Reading

The curupira:

Encounter with the Werewolf:

Saci Pererê - Sacizada

Folklore Activities for Early Series

Let's write a story:

Let's complete the names of folklore characters using only the vowels:

Let's help Saci find his whirlpool:

Let's help the gang find the saci:

Looks like Saci's been up to it.

Do you know any of these toys? Color them.

Folklore activities for coloring and printing

Curupira:

Head:

Boto:

Saci, Headless Mule, and Cascão:

I said:

Mermaid

Headless mule:

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