Capoeira: Brazil's Struggle for Freedom through Strength (5)
Last changed: 08/16/2021 3:14pm5 | Music Dance Phy. Education |
Dance | Social Studies |
Both Grade Level and Arts/PE Program | Alignment |
2 | 45 min |
2 | 45 min |
In-School Short Term Residency | |
All year | In-School, |
$10 | 0 |
no | Phone , Email |
The instruments and everything else
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Please provide an open space and a world map
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The artist prefers an open space in an OUTDOOR setting.
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I can understand more about world history and the plight of African slaves.
I can understand how the fall of slavery in Brasil had many factors- some economic and some about human will/strength. I can now move and play some basics of this beautiful art form and freedom dance. I can share with others this experience and understanding of Capoeira and pieces of human history. |
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Note: The artist prefers an open space in an OUTDOOR setting.
This exciting class teaches students world history through the art of Capoeira. Capoeira is a unique Brazilian art form that combines elements of martial arts, dance, music and acrobatics. All Capoeira students learn the history behind Capoeira and the story of the people and places that brought it to life. They will gain understanding of how events around slavery were connected to geography, tied to civics and economics. Capoeira students develop physically, emotionally and mentally as they learn challenging movements, to play traditional instruments, and sing in Portuguese. Capoeira was developed more than 400 years ago by African slaves who were training to gain their freedom. Students will understand that there are still relevant lessons to learn from Capoeira today. Capoeira is considered a game and is accompanied by musicians (fellow Capoeiristas) who play instruments specific to the art form. Accommodations can be made for students disabilities. |
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Grade 5 |
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