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What is recreation derived from?
What is recreation derived from?
Latin word "recreare"
What does "recreare" mean?
What does "recreare" mean?
Recreation is solely an indoor activity.
Recreation is solely an indoor activity.
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What is leisure?
What is leisure?
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What are recreational activities?
What are recreational activities?
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Recreational activities follow standard rules.
Recreational activities follow standard rules.
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Participation in recreational activities is the same for everybody.
Participation in recreational activities is the same for everybody.
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What are two types of recreation?
What are two types of recreation?
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What is indoor recreation?
What is indoor recreation?
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Which of the following is NOT an example of an indoor recreational activity?
Which of the following is NOT an example of an indoor recreational activity?
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What are three classifications of recreation?
What are three classifications of recreation?
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What is a spectator?
What is a spectator?
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What is a participant?
What is a participant?
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What is an active recreational activity?
What is an active recreational activity?
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What is a physical recreational activity?
What is a physical recreational activity?
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What is a mental recreational activity?
What is a mental recreational activity?
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What are some of the benefits of participating in recreational activities?
What are some of the benefits of participating in recreational activities?
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Study Notes
Learning Objectives
- Familiarize yourself with the concepts and idea of recreation.
- Identify the different types and classifications of recreation.
- Discuss the nature of various recreational activities.
- Complete a short test on recreation.
Leisure
- Free time
- Time for enjoyment
- Time away from work or other responsibilities.
Recreation
- Derived from the Latin word "recreare," meaning to refresh, relax, or enjoy.
- An activity of leisure.
- Done for enjoyment, amusement, pleasure.
- Considered fun.
- Any activity during free time (leisure).
- Doesn't follow standard rules.
- It can be done anywhere.
- Provides enjoyment and self-satisfaction.
- Varies from person to person based on intentions, reasons, or beliefs.
Types of Recreation
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Indoor Recreation: Activities done inside enclosed structures like houses and gymnasiums.
- Examples: Card games, board games, video games, watching movies/documentaries/vlogs/game shows, karaoke/singing, making art/drawing/craft/pottery/knitting, playing musical instruments, dancing, indoor exercises (yoga, Pilates, aerobics), target practice games (darts, archery, shooting), guessing games (charades, Pictionary, "Who am I?"), indoor sports.
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Outdoor Recreation: Activities performed outside buildings or structures.
- Examples: Running, jogging, trail running, hiking, walking, camping, swimming, biking, fishing, sports (golf, volleyball, basketball, tennis, soccer), games (e.g., "Palarong Pinoy," "Hot Potato").
Classifications of Recreation
- Spectator: People watch the event and gain enjoyment.
- Participant: People join the activity and gain enjoyment.
Active and Passive Recreation
- Active: Outdoor activities involving field and court games, requiring facilities and physical effort.
- Passive: Activities needing little or no physical activity or movement, without needing specific prepared facilities.
Physical and Mental Activity
- Physical: People exert effort and use bodily functions to perform the task.
- Mental: The mind works more, and there is less body movement.
Benefits of Recreational Activities
- Relax the mind and body after a long day.
- Help manage stress.
- Create opportunities for sociability, interaction, muscle development, increased strength, and confidence.
- Improve quality of life.
- Encourage social interaction.
- Enhance self-esteem.
- Reduce depression and anxiety.
- Improve concentration and learning.
Performance Task 1
- Create a picture journal of 2 types and 3 classifications of recreation (indoor/outdoor, spectator/participant, active/passive).
- Use docx, Canva, etc.
- Include at least 1 picture per type/classification.
- Provide 2-3 sentences for details and benefits of each recreational activity.
- Submit output through a designated Eliza link (PDF format).
- Deadline: December 2nd (Monday).
Grading Rubric for Performance Task 1
- Picture: 10 points (2 points each type/classification)
- Content: 10 points (2 points each explanation)
- Creativity/Cleanliness: 5 points (creative and neat)
- Time Management: 5 points (deduction for late submission)
- Total: 30 points.
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