Capoeira provides the practice of the activities learned in class.
The Festival Mini Volleyball and aulão Capoeira held on Saturday, May 18, cheered the afternoon the students of Garden City Center - São José dos Pinhais / PR and city dwellers, metropolitan region of Curitiba. In addition to practicing two totally different sports, children had the opportunity to learn more about personal hygiene, with Dr. Luiz Henrique Becker of Sao Jose dos Pinhais Municipal Health Department. The event, which had the support of the Municipal Espore and Leisure of the city, marked the end of the contents applied by teachers during the months of March, April and May, bringing together 78 people in Gym Garden City, where they held classes Sport in Action project.
During the classes in the core, the teachers carried out activities with students emphasizing the importance of personal hygiene and in the festival, everyone had the opportunity to talk with Dr. Luiz Henrique Becker on the subject. The coordinator of the Garden City, Sport in Action project, Fabiano Prado, reports that "children watched and were entertained on the subject, always answering questions and interacting with the speaker." To encourage students to practice what they have learned, all they received kits containing a toothbrush, toothpaste and soap, delivered at the end of the meeting.
Capoeira aulão meets several children and adolescents in the Gymnasium Cidade Jardim in Sao Jose dos Pinhais.
The activities continued with capoeira aulão and all interested students, including volleyball, had to follow the exercises proposed by Professor Robson "Duende" with the most graduates capoeiristas the group. The afternoon featured a lively capoeira, where children could put into practice what they have learned in class. "I like to participate in capoeira. When the festival ended and the girls I train a little, "said Mikely Keller, 11 years category Mini 3 × 3.
Mini Volleyball and capoeira students interact during the volleyball games.
Volleyball festival happened right then and Gabriele Benetti teacher organized teams and explained to students how to work this part of the event. She said the festival "was very helpful! The children attended a lecture with advice on personal hygiene, getting new knowledge. They experienced capoeira, participating in games and the wheel and had contact with other students (capoeira), who participated in the Mini Volleyball Festival. All played in various teams, the exchange of experience was constant between them. "
At the end, participants gained a keychain and a Share Institute adhesive and reinforcing the chat content with Dr. Luiz Henrique Becker, all received a little liquid soap to wash your hands before leaving the event. "I liked the games and the lecture, I learned things I did not know," says Giovanna Passos, 10, the Mini 2 × 2 category.
Partner Center City Garden: City of São José dos Pinhais.
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