As práticas de narrativas orais nos contos de fadas : desenvolvendo habilidades de leitura

Abstract

Oral narratives practices carried out in schools constitute a basis for the development and improvement of linguistic and discursive skills of students who are reading at the initial learning process, and literacy. Thus, this research report is to present the application of a didactic sequence with the genre of fairy tale on a class of the 3rd year of the initial series of basic education held at school EEAM / SE. It aims to collaborate with the progressive development of reading skills and understanding through practical oral narratives within a perspective of literary literacy. Therefore, it was used as a research methodology the qualitative approach based on the theoretical principles of Kleiman (2012) which deals with reading as a social practice; Frantz (2011) and Cosson (2014) discussing the expansion and strengthening of literary literacy in the classroom; Solé (1998) who contributes to the process of reading and understanding through applied strategies; Dolz, Schneuwly and Noverraz (2004) that show the importance of oral language as a learning tool from a systematic teaching and Garcia (2004) and Reuter (2011) presenting the theoretical principles of the structural elements of the narrative. The results reveal the importance of oral language for teaching and learning process of reading as a social practice of construction of meanings. Moreover, it was observed that the literary literacy encouraged the participation of learners who have not yet consolidated the literacy process.