TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE NATURE OF MEDICINAL PLANTS INTERPRETED BY THE ART OF PLAY
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51891/rease.v12i9.28518Keywords:
Atlantic Forest, Children, Self-care, TraditionAbstract
In the current context, violence, lack of green spaces and excessive screens have contributed to distancing children from playing with the land and in natural areas. In rural areas, such as agrarian reform settlements, the advance of the Internet has allowed children to immerse themselves in the digital world. Thinking about connecting knowledge, childhood and traditions, a meeting was organized between three pioneers of the Frei Vantuy Settlement and children from six to 12 years old through a creative drawing workshop, using the triangular approach. During the workshop, the use of medicinal plants in self-care was highlighted during the presentation and participation of minors, while the elders listed the benefits and the need to maintain self-care and self-care through the use of this resource, With the aim of maintaining your health and yours.
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