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This article draws a cartography of the education of female children in Colombia. In other words, it is a map defined by five elements that combined produce a kind of landscape around the meaning of “being girl” in our country between the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. These elements are: physical education, moral education, intellectual education, aesthetic education and education in home economics. This landscape was the scene and in turn was modeled by a set of practices and knowledge related to government: on the one hand, of herself, like a particular subject that should learn self-regulation; and on the other hand, of other people, because she would be the germ of feminine, the woman who would fulfill their social role as wife and mother.

Cartografía de los saberes y prácticas de la educación infantil femenina en Colombia: finales del siglo XIX, comienzos del siglo XX