13-introduction to puppetry

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INTRODUCTION TO

PUPPETRYEDUC 380 Preschool and Kindergarten Education


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HISTORICA VIEW OF PUPPETRY

Written documentation of puppetrys beginnings can betraced back to Asia (China, India and Indonesia) ninth

century.

Vietnam water puppetry

Africa puppet pageant

Japan Bunraku (refined form of rod puppetry)

Europe and colonial America Hand puppets

South America - Mamulengo


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Water Puppetry - Vietnam


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Pageant Puppetry - Africa


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Bunraku - Japan


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Hand Puppetry Europe


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Mamulengo South America


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Puppets in Education

Learning through play is fundamental to children's education

encourage creative play and discovery

bringing story time to life

hand puppets with workable mouths and tongues are an excellentmotivational resource to inspire the teaching of phonics withinliteracy


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perfect neutral medium through which they can discuss sensitive

issues

the child can express thoughts, fears and feelings

they can motivate and support children with difficulties in

communication and interaction

develop their social and motor skills, and can meet the visual, tactile

and emotional needs of the individual child


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portray different personalities and various traits and they cross allcultures

share joy or sadness; they can be naughty or good, cheeky or shy

provide an essential link between learning and play which makesthem wonderful teaching tools for at home, the classroom and inthe wider community.


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Making Puppet


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Presentation on Thursday

Make your own puppet (at least one)

You can use others puppet for your presentation

5-8 minutes presentation

Create your own scripts (moral lesson)

Refer to the rubric for more details

40 points

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