Sowing knowledge about the earth: ecological games and teaching geography in understanding soils and sustainability
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https://doi.org/10.51359/2238-6211.2025.267102Keywords:
gaming, recyclable materials, geography, teaching-learning, interactionAbstract
This study proposes the creation of games with recyclable materials to teach Geography and soils in a playful way. The goal is to use simple and accessible resources in the construction of games that help students understand the concepts in a practical and efficient way. The use of games can stimulate children's imagination and increase interaction between students and teachers. The study analyzes the characteristics of actions in society related to the teaching of Geography and games. The results focus on the more descriptive character of the playful syllabus, which are accessible and effective in education, considering the natural interconnections between nature, society and consumption. The study explores several possibilities of working the soil through materials, relief, climate, organisms and other factors, in order to contribute to teaching-learning in the classroom.
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