Between 25 and 31 May took place the campaign of the World Alliance Playing Week for Children, an international network that defends the rights of children. This year, the action was a partnership with the Sport for Social Change Network (Rems), in which the Institute Share is part along with 50 other Brazilian organizations who also believe in the sport as instrument of social transformation.
In Nuclei Campinas / SP project Volleyball Network, the fun of the World Play Week was with kites provided by City Hall.
The Share embraced the cause of the campaign and teachers of Social and Sporting core projects Sport in Action, Start Centers to Volleyball in Paraná and Network Volleyball performed different activities with their students in order to rescue the importance of play for the integral development of the child . The Alliance for Children prepared a video that inspires the realization of recreational activities (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zCweqvWoYo).
In Campinas / SP, students of Volleyball Network project had fun with kites provided by City Hall, partner in the project in the city. Teachers of core Saint Kitts, St. Dominic and St. Mark reported that children and teenagers helped the less skilled colleagues to put the kites in the air. The student Daniel Nascimento, 13 years, the category Mini 4 × 4 of the São Domingos Center was one of them: "I always joke with kite here in the neighborhood. It was good to help other students, "he said. For the teacher Rosana Bragalia, Core St. Mark, "the students enjoyed themselves so much, gave many examples of cooperation helping colleagues and graced the sky with their kites."
The student Mariana Ramalho, 10 years category Mini 3 × 3 core Saint Mark, found it difficult to fly kites, "had never done that for boys is easier," he declared. Already the student Bruna Faria, 14, from category Volleyball core Santo Domingo, enjoyed the experience: "It was very cool. I thought it was a child's play, but I saw that girls can also play, "he said.
At the Center St. Kitts, children's Mini 2 × 2 category, aged 9 and 10 years, participated in the play circuit. Each corner of the sports court, where usually take place the minivôlei lessons, behaved different toys like shuttlecocks, rubber bands, bows and strings. For students of other categories, the euphoria was in Kite Workshop, but many have left to help younger colleagues in other activities.
The teacher of Guaratuba Core Initiation Centers project to Volleyball in Paraná, Cassia Graciotto, took the campaign to talk to students about the importance of play and create social bonds. There, the joke was the "Dance of balloons" held in pairs. Each student had a bladder attached to the foot and hand in hand with (a) partner (a), should burst the balloon colleague. The activity yielded much laughter.
The act of play is encouraged and students of design Sport in Action, Core Forte do Leme - Rio / RJ, take the opportunity to have fun.
Already in the northeast, at the Center Natal / RN Network Volleyball project, the World Play Week took place with the help of parents and guardians. The task of the kids was to talk to them and find out what were the games that amused as children. Students were also encouraged to bring to class games of the day-to-day lives. Some of the recreational activities were catch-up (tica in Potiguara vocabulary), hide and seek, passes ring, detective, "hot yeah, yeah cold!" And hopscotch.
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