COR 020 - Ben

Recreational activities

- Should provide an individual with meaningful leisure-time activities
- This will help you gain enough skills to find joy and deep satisfaction that you become recreated, refreshed, and revitalized for the demands of work and living

1. Recreational activities gives you opportunity to be creative, to express your basic needs, and be your real self
2. All work and no play make a person not only dull but a sick, unbalanced, and unhappy individual according to medical authorities
3. Students who correctly balance work and play are more productive and tend to be in better physical, mental, social, and emotional health
4. Students who are disciplined, well-organized, and have life goals well in mind will have better chances of being successful

Why is it important for a student to enjoy positive leisure of recreational activities daily?

Physical Recreation

- People exerts efforts and bodily functions in performing the actions

Mental Recreation

- The mind is doing the functions with less bodily movement

Spectator type

- People spend their time watching the event and derive enjoyment from it

Participant type

- People who participate in an activity

Passive type

- People have no excessive movement in performing the task or action

Active type

- People have to function effectively in performing the action

Passive type

Identify if it is a Passive or Active type of Recreation
1. Reading

Passive type

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2. Photography

Active type

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3. Basketball

Passive type

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4. Painting

Active type

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5. Skateboarding

Active type

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6. Patintero (laro ng lahi)

Passive type

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7. Board games

Passive type

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8. Fishing

Active type

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9. Bicycling

Recreation

- Is an activity of leisure, which is an essential element of human biology and psychology

Recreational activities

- Are often done for enjoyment, amusement, pleasure or health benefits and are considered to be fun

Recreation

- It refers to the time spent in an activity one loves to engage in, with an intent to feel refreshed

Indoor activities

- Are undertaken on the comfort of one’s home or more specifically indoor and they are to recreate the mind and soul

Outdoor activities

- Are often planned by private clubs or government organizations

Indoor

Identify if it is an Indoor or Outdoor type of Recreation
1. Basketball

Outdoor

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2. River rafting

Outdoor

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3. Nature walks

Outdoor

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4. Cycling

Indoor

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5. Volleyball

Indoor

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6. Table tennis

Outdoor

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7. Adventure park

Outdoor

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8. Surfing

Indoor

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9. Singing

Indoor

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10. Listening to music

Indoor

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11. Chess

Outdoor

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12. Fishing

Outdoor

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13. Camping

Indoor

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14. Swimming

Indoor

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15. Bowling

Outdoor

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16. Hiking

Indoor

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17. Reading

Philippine Traditional Games or Laro ng Lahi

- Are games commonly played by children, usually using native materials or instruments.
- These games can be played individually or by teams
- They are very convenient to play because of the limited space it requires and the simplicity of its rules

Traditional games

- A symbol of our national identity and pride

Tumbang preso

- A popular Filipino street game

Presohan

Tumbang preso is also known as?

3 or more players

Tumbang preso requires how many players?

Pamato

- Each player is provided with a large throw-away object called?

Empty tin or plastic container

- It is placed in upright position

8 or 12 oz

What is the size of the “pamato”?

Jack en Poy

A player is drawn as the prisoner through a system like?

Prisoner

Who will guard the empty tin or container?

6 or 8 meters

How far is the tin can from the throwing line?

1. It provides the opportunity to exercise without stress

2. It enhances creativity and promotes better socialization among kids

3. It can also help in building a connection between the children and their elders

What are the benefits of tumbang preso?

Patintero

- It is the widely known and played game in the country

Chalk or paint

Scoreboard

Whistle

Stop watch

Powder

What are the equipment needed for patintero?

Street or Basketball court

Where is patintero mostly played?

Night time

When is patintero mostly played?

Tinte

What is the term for tint/ink in spanish?

Tubigan/Tubiganay and Harang Taga

Patintero is also known as?

5 Players and a coach

- A team of patintero is composed of?

Line guard

The defensive team in patintero is called?

Passer

The offensive team in patintero is called?

Sipa (game of kick)

The object that is being used to play the game is also called?

- It is made of a washer with colorful threads, usually plastic straw attached to it

Knee

What is the part that is being used to hit sipa?

To have the most number of kicks

What is the main objective in sipa?

India

In the history of chess, where did chess originated?

6th century AD

When did chess first appeared?

Persia

After chess was invented in India, where did it spread?

Southern Europe

After the Arabs conquered Persia, where did the Muslims take the chess and spread it?

15th Century

Chess evolved into roughly its current form in what century?

ROMANTIC ERA OF CHESS

- It was predominant chess playing style down to the 1880s
- It was characterized by SWASHBUCLING ATTACKS

Second half of 19th Century

When did modern chess tournament began?

20th Century

When was the World Chess Federation established?

1886

When was the World Chess Championship held?

1970s

What year did the first usage of computers for analysis originate with the first programmed games on the market?

Mid-1990s

When did online gaming of chess appeared?

Chess

- It is a two-player game, where one player is assigned white pieces and the other black

16 pieces

How many pieces are there in a game of chess for each player?

To capture the other player’s king

What is the objective in the game of chess?

64 squares

How many squares are there on a chess board?

White

What color moves first?

1. Capture the checking piece
2. Block the line of attack by placing one of your own pieces between the checking piece and the king
3. Move the king away from check

What are the three ways you may move out of check?

Stalemate

What is the term when the player has no legal move and the king is not in check?

The Staunton Pattern

What pattern are the most familiar and popular pieces following?

Nathaniel Cook

The Staunton pattern was first registered in 1849 by?

Sandglasses

- This was the first clock used in the 19th century that kept track of the player’s time on a different device