Description
Therapeutic goals: talk about social support, friendship, community
Age group: 8-12
Secondary target group: older children and adults too
Form of the work: individual and group
Brief content of the masterpiece:
The tale is about pets that have fallen out of favor with their owners, and people want to get rid of them. Outcast animals are bound together by their shared fate. The story is about their teaming up, about how in their hopeless life situation, they defeat the thugs, robbers and outlaws.
Description of the possibilities of professional pedagogical/therapeutic work:
We can use this tale also in individual and group works. The goal is to talk about friendship and social support. For example:
- Opening round, arrival with Dixit cards. What do you think friendship means? Choose a card and tell about your thoughts and feelings.
- Reading the tale and discuss the opinions about it.
- Talking about friendship: who can be a friend, what a friend can help with, who is your best friend?
The recommended procedure created by:
Kürthy Anna, Workplace: Zichy Miklós Primary School in Zsámbék, Date last updated: January 21st 2023
Recommended citation procedure:
Kürthy Anna. 2022. Recommended professional procedure to the work with literary masterpiece of Brothers Grimm Town musicians of Bremen. In Kotrbová, K. et al: Biblioterapia.sk. Bratislava: PRO SKIZP – Association to support the development of the Slovak Chamber of Clinical Physics, Laboratory Diagnosticians, Language Speech Therapists and Therapeutic Pedagogues, 2023. ISBN 978-80-974667-0-1 Available on: https://www.biblioterapia.sk/en/publikacia/reccomended-procedure-to-literary-masterpiece-town-musicians-of-bremen/
This article was created thanks to the support of the the program of the European Union Erasmus+, Key action 2 – Cooperation among organizations and institutions, KA210 – Small-scale partnerships for cooperation in the field of vocational education and training. Project title „Prototype of the on-line study tool for bibliotherapy”, project number 2022-1-SK01-KA210-VET-000082483. It represents the opinion of the author only and European Commission or author is not responsible for any use of the informations contained therein.
