PE ♡ Understanding the Nature of Sports Activities

Types of Games/Categories of Sports

• Invasion/territory

• Net and Wall

• Striking and Fielding

• Target

• Fundamental Movement Skills games

• Chasing or Fleeing

Invasion/territory

• from the word invade

• objective is to invade/attack the opponent’s territory/goal to acquire points

  Ex.

  • Patintero

  • Agawan base

  • Soccer

  • Basketball

  • Football

Net and Wall

• teams score a point by sending over the net toward the opponent’s court the main equipment used in the game

• players of the opposing team must defend their area

  Ex.

  • Sepak takraw

  • Tennis

  • Volleyball

  • Squash

  • Badminton

Striking and Fielding

• player scores by striking a ball/object

• attempting to run in designated bases in the playing area (field)

• before the opposing team stops the play by tagging him or her

• retrieving the ball/object successfully

  Ex.

  • Kickball

  • Baseball

  • Softball

  • Cricket

Target

• hit the target area with the given object

• team/player whose shot is closer to the target area wins

  Ex.

  • Tatsing

  • Syato

  • Bati Cobra

  • Tumbang Preso

  • Tamaang-tao

  • Golf

  • Archery

  • Bowling

  • Billiards

Fundamental Movement Skills games

• games designed to help develop basic movement patterns

• locomotor, nonlocomotor, and manipulative

• enhance physical literacy

  • what, why, and how of movement

    Ex.

    • Piko

    • Luksong tinik

    • Luksong baka

    • Foot race

    • Relay race

Chasing or Fleeing

• known as “tag games”

• chaser or “it” aims to tag another player by chasing or running toward them

• fleer aims to avoid being tagged by the “it” by running inside the playing area

  Ex.

  • Langit lupa

  • Ice-water

  • Tag

  • Flag Tag

  • Whiz Tag

  • Agawan panyo

Games

• physical activities

• involve the participation of one or more players/teams

• competing against each other to achieve a certain goal

• players or teams are guided by mutually

  agreed rules and regulation

Sports

• structured set of rules

  • under a governing federation or organization, with standard equipment and facilities

• structured physical activity that uses different movement patterns and skills to achieve a specific goal

• individual, dual, and team sports

Sports Enthusiasts Play For

1. Recreation

2. Self-enjoyment

3. Attaining excellence

4. Way for skills development

5. A combination of the above-mentioned purposes

Individual sports

• played by two opposing individuals

Dual sports

• played by two players working together to win against an opposing team

Team sports

• opposing groups composed of three or more members compete against each other

Combat sports

• involves either 1 on 1 _____ demonstration of creative martial art form and skills

Individual Sports

• Archery

• Athletics

• Badminton

• Billiards

• Climbing

• Cycling

• Diving

• Equestrian

• Fencing

• Golf

• Gymnastics

• Shooting

• Skateboarding

• Surfing

• Swimming

• Table Tennis

• Tennis

• Triathlon

• Weightlifting

Dual Sports

• Athletic

• Swimming

• Badminton

• Billiards

• Beach

• Volleyball

• Table Tennis

• Tennis

Team Sports

• Baseball

• Basketball

• Football

• Handball

• Hockey

• Rugby

• Swimming

• Volleyball

• Water Polo

Combat Sports

• Boxing

• Judo

• Karate

• Muay Thai

• Taekwondo

• Wrestling

Invasion/territory

Team

• Soccer

• Basketball

• Football

• Rugby

• Hockey

• Handball

• Water Polo

Net and Wall

Individual

• Table tennis

• Tennis

• Badminton

Dual

• Badminton

• Beach volleyball

• Table tennis

• Squash

Team

• Volleyball

• Sepak takraw

Striking/Fielding

Team

• Baseball

• Softball

• Cricket

Target

Individual

• Golf

• Archery

• Bowling

• Billiards

• Shooting

Dual

• Billiards

Team

• Bocce Ball

Fundamental Movement Skills

• Athletics

• Artistic

• Swimming

• Climbing

• Equestrian

• Fencing

• Skateboarding

• Surfing

• Swimming

• Triathlon

• Weightlifting

• Combat Sports