Articulated animals: a maker activity for early elementary school
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Maker culture, Elementary School, Creativity, Mathematics, GeometryAbstract
This article is the result of one of the instructional activities of the Program for Articulation between Undergraduate and Graduate Studies at the Federal University of Ceará. Its aim is to present a maker activity for teaching mathematics, which can be applied in the early years of elementary education. This activity was developed during a maker workshop with seven students from the Pedagogy program and culminated in the construction of articulated animals using low-cost materials. Thus, this work is qualitative in nature, and its data were collected from records of the artifacts built and observations of the students' dialogues during the creative process. Regarding the results, it was found that the maker activity prompted reflections on its possibilities for teaching geometry in the first and second grades of elementary school. The participants also had the opportunity to learn about the main aspects of maker culture and reflect on how it can be applied in the classroom in an interdisciplinary way.
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