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Question 1:

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João lives in an urban neighborhood with many tall buildings and busy streets. He enjoys playing, his favorite activities are: riding a bike, playing soccer, and flying a kite. Based on your knowledge, explain how the characteristics of the space where João lives influence his leisure activities and compare it with a type of place where these activities would be more easily practiced.

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Question 2:

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Think about the school playground or a playground near your house. What do you like to do the most at the playground? Describe a game that you love to play there and explain why you think playgrounds are important places for children. Remember to mention what you see and what you can do in this fun space.

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Question 3:

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We all have special places where we like to play, such as playgrounds, squares, and soccer fields. Each place has its own rules and things to do. For example, in some squares we can find swings, slides, and sand to dig. In other places, like soccer fields, the space is open to run and play ball. Think of a playground or square that you like and tell the teacher what you like to do there the most and why you think this place is important for children.

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Question 4:

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João and Maria are siblings and live in a city with many parks. How can we compare the two places in terms of how people use them and their importance to the city where they live?

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Question 5:

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Imagine you are at an amusement park, a public space where many people go to have fun and play. Describe the activities you see people doing in this park. Now, think about another public place you know, it could be a square, a library, or a soccer field. Compare this place to the amusement park. What are the similarities and differences you can identify between these two places?

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