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This study aimed to analyze the verbalizations of institutionalized children about their relation with the environment. A model and dolls were used to represent the institution and people, respectively. Six children between five and seven years old, who have remained in the institution for periods between three and seventeen months, participated in the research. The interviews were filmed, transcribed and systematized by means of content analysis based on Winnicott’s theory, using two thematic categories: the relation of the children with the model, dolls and objects; and the perceptions of children while playing. The analysis leads us to conclude that the verbalizations of children during playtime reproduce their relations with the shelter environment and provide important data about children living in shelter conditions. Playing with the model enabled the children to project their feelings and internal conflicts in the toys, which allowed the analysis of the repetition of real situations, symbolizing the experiences and assigni ng sense and meaning to their lives

BRINCAR E REALIDADE: VERBALIZAÇÕES DE CRIANÇAS EM SITUAÇÃO DE ACOLHIMENTO INSTITUCIONAL