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PE IV Unit II Recreational Activities

The document discusses different types of recreational activities including sports, social activities, arts and crafts, music, drama, dancing, nature activities, mental and linguistic activities, service activities, collecting activities, and technological activities. Recreation involves voluntary activities that amuse or stimulate people during their free time and can benefit physical, emotional, and social well-being.

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PE IV Unit II Recreational Activities

The document discusses different types of recreational activities including sports, social activities, arts and crafts, music, drama, dancing, nature activities, mental and linguistic activities, service activities, collecting activities, and technological activities. Recreation involves voluntary activities that amuse or stimulate people during their free time and can benefit physical, emotional, and social well-being.

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by Mr.

Jose Ray Redeemir Montenegro Calanog

Worthwhile voluntary activity for enjoyment and satisfaction Refreshment of one's mind or body after work through activity that amuses or stimulates; play. Expression of human interest in free time

1. Recreation involves an activity


(mental/physical/emotional)

2. Recreation has no single form


Wide range of activities active/passive indoor/outdoor

3. Recreation is determined by motivation


(desire, motive, incentive)

4. Recreation occurs in unobligated time

5. Recreation is participated voluntarily

6. Recreation is universally sought and practiced

7. Recreation is purposeful

8. Recreation is flexible
(organized/unorganized)

9. Recreation has by-products


(physical fitness, emotional stability or social wellness) Career development

Games and Sports


Individual, dual and team sports Parlor games Children games Passive games (board and card games)

Social Activities
Parties and celebrations Games for big groups Social gatherings Group travels and outings Story telling with friends

Arts and Crafts Activities


Drawing, painting Photography Architectural Design Any activity that will produce an artwork like basketry, jewelry making, carpentry

Music Activities
Vocals Playing music instruments Song composition Listening to music

Drama Activities
Plays

Dancing Activities
Gymnastics, aerobics Dancing different types of dances

Nature Activities
Gardening Taking care of animals/pets Hiking, mountaineering, hunting

Mental & Linguistic Activities


Reading books/magazines Writing articles Public speaking, Debates/discussions Puzzles, paper and pencil games

Service Activities
Leading and joining clubs and organizations and their activities Church activity Service as a volunteer Service as coach or official

Collecting Activities
Cards, antiques, mugs, pens, key chains, etc. Limited edition items Fanatic collection

Technological Activities
Texting Chatting and conferences Surfing the net Playing games through game consoles or computers

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