Traditional Filipino Games PDF

PATHFit 3  TRADITIONAL GAMES Philippine traditional games, or larong pinoy, are deeply rooted in the country's rich cultural and historical tapestry, reflecting the diverse traditions of its many islands. Influenced by both indigenous practices and colonial periods, these games are...

PATHFit 3  TRADITIONAL GAMES Philippine traditional games, or larong pinoy, are deeply rooted in the country's rich cultural and historical tapestry, reflecting the diverse traditions of its many islands. Influenced by both indigenous practices and colonial periods, these games are integral to community life and social interactions. They promote physical fitness, preserve cultural heritage, and teach valuable social skills. Despite modernization and technological advances, efforts continue to maintain and celebrate these traditions through educational programs and cultural initiatives.  FOREIGN INFLUENCES IN PHILIPPINE GAMES Spanish Influence- Introduced new game elements and rules, blending with indigenous practices. American Influence-Added new games and modified traditional ones, integrating aspects of American sports and activities. These influences have shaped and enriched the traditional games played in the Philippines today.  ARE PHILIPPINE GAMES DYING? Philippine traditional games are facing challenges due to modernization and the rise of digital entertainment, which has shifted focus away from outdoor play. However, they are not dying; efforts to preserve them are ongoing through educational programs, cultural festivals, and community initiatives.  TYPES OF TRADITIONAL GAMES  LUKSONG TINIK Players jump over hands or "thorns" held by others, which are raised progressively higher. This game tests agility and coordination as players leap over obstacles of increasing height.  LUKSONG BAKA One player crouches as a "cow," and others jump over them. It focuses on flexibility and precision, with the challenge increasing as the "cow" stands up straighter.  PIKO Players hop through numbered squares drawn on the ground, using a small object like a stone or coin. This game enhances balance and coordination while following specific rules for hopping and retrieving the object.  TUMBANG PRESO Players throw a slipper to knock down a can or bottle, then retrieve the slipper while avoiding being tagged. It combines accuracy with speed, requiring strategic movement and quick reflexes.  TAGUAN A game of hide-and-seek where one player counts and seeks while others hide. It promotes strategic hiding and seeking skills, fostering social interaction and creativity  PATINTERO Players attempt to cross lines drawn on the ground while avoiding being tagged by defenders. This game requires teamwork, quick reflexes, and strategic movement to outmaneuver opponents.  LANGIT LUPA Players alternate between "safe" areas (heaven) and "unsafe" areas (ground) while avoiding being tagged. It tests agility and reaction time as players move between zones.  SIPA Players use their feet to keep a rattan ball off the ground, performing various tricks. It emphasizes foot-eye coordination and dexterity, often played solo or in teams  DAMA A Filipino version of checkers played on a square board, where pieces move diagonally to capture opponents. It involves strategic thinking and planning, aiming to outmaneuver the opponent.  HAND CLAPPING GAMES Rhythmic games where players clap their hands in patterns while reciting songs or chants. These games develop rhythm, coordination, and timing, and are often enjoyed in groups.  BATUHANG BOLA A variant of dodgeball where players throw balls to tag opponents while avoiding being hit. It enhances agility, teamwork, and competitive spirit through active gameplay..  BATUHANG BOLA A variant of dodgeball where players throw balls to tag opponents while avoiding being hit. It enhances agility, teamwork, and competitive spirit through active gameplay..  CHINESE GARTER Players jump over a garter or elastic band that is progressively raised higher. The game tests flexibility and jumping skills, with increasing difficulty as the garter is raised.  SIYATO Players toss small objects into designated spots on the ground to score points. It requires precision and hand-eye coordination, often played in outdoor settings.  TEN-TWENTHY Players jump on numbered spots in sequence without touching the lines. The game focuses on balance and agility, with varying levels of difficulty based on the jumping sequence..  LUKSONG LUBID Players jump over a rope swung by others, which is gradually raised higher. This game enhances timing, coordination, and jumping ability, and is typically played in groups.  LET’S PLAY!! You and your group are responsible for facilitating the assigned game, and your performance will be evaluated based on your facilitation skills. RUBRICS