This document provides an overview of traditional Philippine games that could be included in a midterm exam on PE3. It defines key fitness components and describes several popular games categorized as played alone/with partners, with an "it", or where players take turns. Games described include pallot, piko, culliots, lawin-lawin, open the house, luksong lubid, and luksong tinik. For each, it outlines history, mechanics, required equipment and skills.
This document provides an overview of traditional Philippine games that could be included in a midterm exam on PE3. It defines key fitness components and describes several popular games categorized as played alone/with partners, with an "it", or where players take turns. Games described include pallot, piko, culliots, lawin-lawin, open the house, luksong lubid, and luksong tinik. For each, it outlines history, mechanics, required equipment and skills.
This document provides an overview of traditional Philippine games that could be included in a midterm exam on PE3. It defines key fitness components and describes several popular games categorized as played alone/with partners, with an "it", or where players take turns. Games described include pallot, piko, culliots, lawin-lawin, open the house, luksong lubid, and luksong tinik. For each, it outlines history, mechanics, required equipment and skills.
This document provides an overview of traditional Philippine games that could be included in a midterm exam on PE3. It defines key fitness components and describes several popular games categorized as played alone/with partners, with an "it", or where players take turns. Games described include pallot, piko, culliots, lawin-lawin, open the house, luksong lubid, and luksong tinik. For each, it outlines history, mechanics, required equipment and skills.
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PE3 – Philippine Games
MIDTERM EXAM POINTERS
Fitness Components o Definition of terms
-HEALTH RELATED- -SKILL RELATED-
CARDIOVASCULAR ENDURANCE AGILITY MUSCULAR STRENGTH BALANCE MUSCULAR ENDURANCE POWER FLEXIBILITY SPEED BODY COMPOSITION COORDINATION REACTION TIME
Philippine Games
1. GAMES PLAYED ALONE, IN PAIRS OR TEAMS
2. GAMES WITH AN IT 3. GAMES WHERE PLAYERS TAKE TURNS
o History o Equipments o Origin o Skills o Mechanics o Players o Rules
GAMES PLAYED ALONE, IN PAIRS OR TEAMS
PALLOT - “cockfight” - Your goal is to push or bump your opponent with your shoulders out of the circle or until he/she releases his/her hold on his/her left foot.
Equipment: Chalk or tape
Skills: Balance Body strength Stability
PIKO - “hopscotch” - The player with the most number of homes, wins.
Equipment: Pamato Chalk
Skills: Jumping Balance
CULLIOT
- Similar to “tug of war” but with some differences.
- Originated from Batangas and Nueva Ecija
Equipment: Rope Handkerchief/scarf
Skills: Tight grip Body Strength
GAMES WITH AN IT
LAWIN-LAWIN
- “hawk and chicks”
- Based on a legend. - A pantomime game or silent story play acted out by the players.
Characters: Mother Hen Chicks Hawk
No equipment needed
Skills: Speed Agility Alertness Endurance
OPEN THE HOUSE
- Similar to “Open the basket”
- This game may be repeated with the players’ exchanging roles. - The “It” shouts “Open the House” to start the game. Characters: Mother Father Child
No equipment needed
Skills: Speed Alertness Agility
GAMES WHERE PLAYERS TAKE TURNS
LUKSONG LUBID
- “jumping rope” - Only two players should hold the rope - The pair/group in with the most number of jumps, win.
Equipments: Rope or jumping rope
Skills: Leg strength Coordination Sense of Rhythm Reaction Time Balance
LUKSONG TINIK
- “jumping over thorns”
- Originated in Cabanatuan - As the game progresses, the hands are used as “thorns” as well.
