This educational material presents the representation of the Portuguese word “Ar” (Air) in Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) through two complementary cards.
The first card features colorful illustrations demonstrating the handshapes corresponding to the letters “A” and “R” of the manual alphabet. On the reverse side, it provides a written description of the movement in accessible language.
The second card features black-and-white illustrations for coloring. On the reverse side, the letter “A” includes directional tracing guides, helping students recognize the first letter of the word and develop fine motor skills for handwriting.
✔️ Specialized Educational Support (AEE) classrooms
✔️ Bilingual education for deaf students
✔️ Inclusive general education classrooms
✔️ Expanding vocabulary in Brazilian Sign Language (Libras)
✔️ Visual literacy and fine motor activities
✔️ Supporting Science and Geography lessons
✔️ Educational activities about air, the atmosphere, and the environment
🔹 1 printable sheet containing two cards
🔹 Colorful illustrations representing “Ar” (Air) in Libras
🔹 Visual representations of the handshapes corresponding to the letters “A” and “R”
🔹 Written description of the movement in accessible language
🔹 Black-and-white version for coloring
🔹 Letter “A” with directional tracing guides for handwriting practice
🔹 Association between the Libras representation, written word, and initial letter
🔹 Ready-to-print cards that can be cut out and laminated
📌 Usage tip: Laminate the cards and use them during lessons about air, the atmosphere, gases, and the importance of air for living organisms.
The cards can also be incorporated into themed classroom displays, matching games connecting Libras representations, written words, and images, or visual learning sequences about elements of nature.
These activities help students expand their Libras vocabulary and encourage active participation in Science lessons.
Brasil
Estados Unidos
