Pe Midterm Module

CEBU EASTERN COLLEGE
Midterm 2024
RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY
Mr. Glendyl D. Escultor

Mr. Kier Justin Colonia
Ms. Jessabel Ranido
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Physical Education 4
TYPES OF RECREATION
Active recreation is leisure time physical activity undertaken outside of
structured, competition sport. It is set of activities within the wider range of
physical activity options that also include active living, active transport and sport.
Passive Recreation
- Refers to recreational activities that do not require prepared facilities like
sports fields or pavilions. Passive type of people has no excessive
movement performing the task or action.
Indoor recreation
- Activities are undertaken on the comfort of one’s home or more specifically
indoor and they are to recreate the mind and soul. Activities on offer
include basketball, swimming, volleyball, chess, table tennis, bowling,
singing, reading, listening to music, watching movies, and more of the
same.
Outdoor recreation or Outdoor activity
- Refers to recreation engaged in out of doors, most commonly in natural
settings. That activities themselves such as fishing, hunting, backpacking,
and horseback riding characteristically dependent on the environment
practiced in.
Physical recreation or Physical activities
- Includes sports, games, fitness, etc. Physical activity people exert efforts
and bodily functions in performing the action.
Mental recreation or Mental activity

- Is when the mind is doing functions with less body movement. This
includes recreational games like puzzle, chess, scrabble, card games, etc.
Social Activities
- Include things like parties, picnics, carnivals etc.
Arts and Crafts

- Examples include activities like painting, woodwork, sculpting etc.
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Music Activities
- Includes musical bands, singing, dance troupes etc.
Drama and Theater

- Includes acting, plays, puppetry etc.
PHILIPPINE TRADITIONAL GAMES
- Traditional Filipino games or indigenous games in the

Philippines (Tagalog: Laro ng Lahi) are games that have been played across
multiple generations, usually using native materials or instruments. In
the Philippines, due to limited resources for toys, children usually invent games
without needing anything but players. There are different kinds of Philippine
Traditional Games that are suited for kids, and the games also stand as one of
the different cultures and/or traditional games of the Philippines. These games
are not only fun to play, but these games are also good for you. This is because
different games require different skills. These games are also an important part
in Filipino culture.
- Laro ng Lahi was coined and popularized by the Samahang

Makasining (commonly known "Makasining") with the help of the National
Commission for Culture and the Arts, Philippine Local Government Units, other
organizations and other institutions. Imparting these Filipino games to young
Filipinos is one of the organization's main activities. The Makasining also created
time-based scoring for patintero, syatong, dama, lusalos and holen butas.
- Traditional Philippine games, such as luksong baka, patintero, piko,

and tumbang preso are played primarily as children's games. The yo-yo, a
popular toy in the Philippines, was introduced in its modern form by Pedro
Flores with its name coming from the Ilocano language.
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Traditional Filipino Games
1. Patintero
Patintero requires a combination of agility and diskarte from both the two teams.
Each team takes turns to be guards and runners. The objective is for the runners
to move forward and cross the lines without getting tagged by the guards.
Since it is a highly physical game, it often results in pikunan from excessive

tackling from the opposing teams. Nonetheless, the thrill of planning how to cross
the line without getting touched by the guards is the best!
2. Tumbang Preso
If there is a representing game in Larong Pinoy, it would be Tumbang Preso. As

children, we’ve all rummaged the house searching for the thickest and most
durable slipper for a sure hit. And no doubt, Rambo slippers would be the winner
of this search any day.
The game mechanics are simple. You onl y need a tin can (which most probably
is canned corned beef you ate last night) and a slipper. The “it” guards the can
while other players take turns in hitting the can. The game of tag starts once the
can gets knocked down.
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3. Piko
Piko is the Filipino version of hopscotch. You usually use chalk, charcoal, or stone
to draw the boxes. These boxes have different levels in which you have to throw
your pamato in. The pamato is usually stone, but you’ll see different variants,
from keys, keychains, bottlecaps, even slippers, etc.
Expect that your playmates will distract you from your balance by shouting
randomly or making funny faces at the side. We’re that competitive, and we know
it.
4. Agawan Base
This is a popular game in elementary schools during recess time. The game of
minds starts once you settle the teams and assign the base (which are usually
trees).
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The objective is to touch the base of the other team without getting caught by
them. Once you get caught, you become a prisoner. It becomes sad when the
bell rings, and none of your team members were able to rescue you.
5. Luksong Baka/Luksong Tinik
Filipino kids sure do like jumping and galloping around. And so, we have
the games Luksong Baka (“jump over a cow”) and Luksong Tinik (“jump over
thorns”).
In Luksong Baka, the “cow” will crouch down as other players jump over him.
The height gradually rises as the level goes up. In Luksong Tinik, the mechanics
are similar, except two players stack their feet and hands to make a rising tower.
When the player fails to leapfrog, he becomes the new “cow” or “tinik.”
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The Benefits of Traditional Filipino Games
1. The virtue of sportsmanship
With conventional Filipino games, children develop the virtue of sportsmanship, as they
will learn to accept responsibilities when called out.
Thus, playing traditional games with peers will train them to control their impulses when
under pressure and display patience, respect, and cooperation with playmates.
2. Traditional Filipino games promote social interaction.
According to a study, children today lack social skills compared to previous generations.
Children who are cooped up at home with their gadgets have fewer opportunities for
social interaction. As a consequence, kids become socially inept and have difficulty
conversing with others.
Playing games with peers, however, forces children to interact and mingle, enhancing
their social skills as a result.
3. Maintain a healthy lifestyle for kids
Sedentary lifestyles that keep kids glued to screens for hours can damage their health.
Playing with siblings or peers will keep them physically active and healthy.
4. Through games, children learn honesty and integrity.
Playing traditional games with peers involves following the rules of the game. Children
are required to admit blunders and take responsibility when making mistakes.
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5. Develop children’s sense of responsibility, teamwork, and cooperation
Traditional Filipino games require each player to contribute to the team’s success. As a
result, a sense of responsibility, teamwork, and cooperation is developed at an early
age.
They will also learn what it means to follow directions and adhere to guidelines,
enabling them to practice the discipline of following the rules.
Considering all the behavioral issues children face today, let’s make traditional games
part of their daily routine to shape them into the person we aspire them to be.
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CEBU EASTERN COLLEGE

Mr. Glendyl D. Escultor

Mental recreation or Mental activity

Arts and Crafts

Drama and Theater

PHILIPPINE TRADITIONAL GAMES

- Traditional Filipino games or indigenous games in the

- Laro ng Lahi was coined and popularized by the Samahang

- Traditional Philippine games, such as luksong baka, patintero, piko,

Since it is a highly physical game, it often results in pikunan from excessive

If there is a representing game in Larong Pinoy, it would be Tumbang Preso. As

5. Luksong Baka/Luksong Tinik

1. The virtue of sportsmanship

2. Traditional Filipino games promote social interaction.

3. Maintain a healthy lifestyle for kids

4. Through games, children learn honesty and integrity.

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