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    A importância do conteúdo de ensino jogo no componente curricular Educação Física no ensino fundamental anos iniciais
    (2023-04-28) Silva, Ana Paula Pereira; Mello, Rachel Costa de Azevedo; http://lattes.cnpq.br/8749101676171464; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3145178293717769
    This research has the purpose of investigating the importance of the Game while content of teaching of the component curricular Physical education, leaving of the problem: Which the importance of the content of teaching Game in the component curricular Physical education in the Fundamental Teaching of the initial years - 1st to the 5th year? The general objective of the research was to analyze the importance of the content of teaching Game in the component curricular Physical education in the years begin of the Fundamental Teaching in academic publications. And as specific objectives of the research it was defined: to identify the concept of Game historically; to understand the knowledge of the school Physical education; to analyze the game as teaching content in the proposals of the Curriculum of Pernambuco in the Teaching Fundamental Initial Years; to understand the game as content of teaching of the school Physical education. The research search to answer those objectives theoretically, starting from the analysis of articles related to the theme, using the methodology of qualitative bibliographical research. While results of the research, we can affirm that the content of teaching Game is an important content of the Physical education, mainly in the Teaching Fundamental Initial Years, because it is a knowledge that collaborates in the construction of several factors as cognitive development, motor, creativity, aspects social, cultural and emotional. The Game is a wide knowledge, that it has been demystified and we started like this to understand their multiple dimensions, not being just associated as appropriation of the infantile world, of playing for playing, but affirming his/her education value in the knowledge perspective and teaching content in the school extent.