Kamishibai at Senac Jundiaí

the Japanese art of narrating stories: case reports

Abstract

The Kamishibai, Japanese theater, initially with the 12th century Buddhist purpose of transmitting information to the illiterate in Japan, later became cultural and popular all over the world with its simple format, but with an impactful potential to share the information orally and by images.
By this format, it was observed the opportunity to work several points of the formative marks proposed by Senac, because it enables group work where the student is in a universe of integration with others. It also meets the axis of orality that is fundamental for the mastery of the language of the individual, according to the National Common Curricular Base (BNCC).