The use of the puppet theater on the brazilian regions in the geography days of fundamental teaching: an experience of pibid/geography/ufsm 2018
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https://doi.org/10.51359/2594-9616.2019.240475Keywords:
Geography teaching, Puppet Theater, monitoring of PIBID GeographyAbstract
The Brazilian regionalization theme integrates the 7th grade curriculum of the EMEF Junto ao CAIC Luizinho de Grandi, so it should be approached with the students in a playful and interactive way to develop critical and reflexive notions about the organization of the space of our country. Thus, the present pedagogical proposal ruled in the Theater of Puppets as mediating tool of the construction of knowledge. The purpose of the activity was to make the students of Basic Education develop skills and competences to recognize the disparities and similarities between the Brazilian Regions (IBGE classification), comparing and understanding the reason for this regionalization. In addition, it was intended to identify the "cultural types" of each region of Brazil, to demystify the stereotypes commonly associated with each part of the country and to produce a Puppet Theater on the theme of regionalization, stimulating creativity and textual production among students. The entire pedagogical proposal was monitored by PIBID/Geography/UFSM scholarship holders in September and October 2018. Based on the activities carried out, we concluded that the pedagogical proposal helped to consolidate many knowledge about the Brazilian regionalization theme among the students of Basic Education and it was an enriching experience to the scholars PIBID/Geography /UFSM for experiencing the classroom and interacting with its future field of activity. Therefore, believe that the proposal was successful and fulfilled its role as apedagogical intervention that collaborates with the learning of students of Basic Education and, similarly, with the training of future teachers of Geography
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