En la sal de los bebés ¿cuantos tonos tiene el azul? Entre bebés, rondas, Libros y pigmentos
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https://doi.org/10.5212/OlharProfr.v.22.0002Keywords:
Infants. Visual arts. Literature.Abstract
RESUMO:
O artigo se propõe a mostrar o trabalho desenvolvido em um berçário com bebês, com idade entre zero a dois anos em uma Escola Infantil de Porto Alegre. Nele, levamos para as crianças a indagação: “Quantos tons tem o azul?”. Tal questionamento propiciou uma sequência de propostas que pretendiam explorar as tonalidades de diferentes objetos, materialidades e texturas da cor azul. Foram organizados diferentes ambientes para a investigação. Inspiramos-nos em obras da literatura infantil e em explorações de misturas e tinturas fazendo uso de propostas de tom sobre tom de azuis. Buscamos um diálogo com as explorações de livros, poemas e ciranda para tentar dar visibilidade ao como os bebês nos mostram os modos como apreendem o mundo ao seu redor.
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