Questões de Concurso

A teacher uses a song in which children repeatedly hear "one little frog, two little frogs, three little frogs." The activity also includes movements and picture cards.
Considering the pedagogical use of songs, mark T, for true, and F, for false.

(__)Rhythm and repetition can support the recognition and anticipation of linguistic patterns.
(__)Movement may participate in meaning-making rather than function only as a break from linguistic work.
(__)Songs are pedagogically effective when children reproduce every word accurately before accompanying them with movements.
(__)Repeated numerical sequences can integrate language, sound, quantity, and bodily participation.

After analysis, select the alternative that presents the CORRECT sequence of the items above, from top to bottom. 

A teacher plans different playful experiences for the same group of children. Rather than using every resource for the same purpose, the teacher considers the specific possibilities created by stories, songs, games, and pretend play for children's participation in English.
Match the resources in Column I with the pedagogical situations in Column II.

COLUMN I
1.Storytelling. 2.Song with gestures. 3.Rule-based language game. 4.Pretend play.

COLUMN II
(__)Children assume roles in an imaginary situation and use available linguistic resources to act within the scenario.
(__)Language appears within a narrative sequence supported by characters, events, repetition, and anticipation.
(__)Repeated verbal patterns are coordinated with rhythm, movement, and bodily participation.
(__)Children make decisions according to agreed procedures while attending to linguistic information relevant to the activity.



Select the alternative that presents the CORRECT association, from top to bottom.

A teacher introduces the recurring expression "Where is the bear?" during storytelling, hide-and-seek games, songs, and classroom routines. Over several weeks, children respond through pointing, movement, isolated words, and increasingly complex oral expressions.
Considering methodological principles for English teaching in Early Childhood Education, select the appropriate interpretation. 

An English teacher selects the article about Jollibee as a source for planning an experience with young children. Instead of presenting the complete journalistic text, the teacher uses some of its words and situations (such as "fries," "chicken," "cheese," and ordering food) to organize meaningful interactions appropriate to the children's age.
Considering methodological principles for teaching English in Early Childhood Education, select the appropriate procedure.

Using vocabulary from the article, a preschool teacher organizes a pretend snack bar. Children create imaginary orders, interact with classmates, choose toy foods, draw menus, and invent combinations such as "yellow fries" and "cheese chicken." The teacher observes and records how they participate and communicate during the experience.
Considering the Diretrizes Curriculares Nacionais para a Educação Infantil, mark T, for true, and F, for false.

(__)A proposal organized around interaction and play is compatible with the structuring axes established for pedagogical practices in Early Childhood Education.

(__)The linguistic content should determine the sequence of the activity independently of children's experiences because curricular planning takes precedence over spontaneous play.

(__)Children may participate actively in the experience by imagining, choosing, interacting, and producing meanings rather than functioning merely as recipients of vocabulary.

(__)Records of children's activities and interactions can contribute to the monitoring of pedagogical work and their development without serving a classificatory purpose.


After analysis, select the alternative that presents the CORRECT sequence of the items above, from top to bottom.