BSMLS-2L GROUP 1

Members:
1. Alcantara, Ma. Aiche
2. Dimacompas, Mahathir
3. Ibañez, Charlene
4. Llido, Anna Ysabella
5. Ondap, Erika
6. Recamara, Kieth Jason
7. Vigilla, Rav Evan

TIGSO (AGAWAN BASE)

Game Set-up
The game of tigso, also known as "agawan base," is played by participants who are
divided into two teams, or "bases," each of which has a designated base protector. One squad
must try to capture or tag the opposing group's base, which can be any item, such as a boulder,
to divert attention from their own goal. The other members of the organization may leave the
base to capture members of the opposing group or seize their base. Before members of that
group start to call you names, if you touch your opponent's base first, your group will win since
you have taken their base.
The objective of the game is to capture the opposing team's base by tagging the mark.
Meanwhile, each team's players defend their base by capturing the other team's players.
Crossing the boundary dividing the playing area can result in a player being caught. When a
player is taken, he is required to proceed to the base's mark and remains there. Getting tagged
by a teammate releases a player who has been captured.

Materials to be Used: 2 large objects (preferably stones) that serve as a base for each team.
Gameplay Mechanics:
1. To indicate that they are at home, every player on each side must walk onto their
respective bases. This is incredibly significant and essential to the game.
2. The first player or players to leave the base will either become the hunted or the target.
This can merely be a ruse to get the opposing team's players to assault. The players
must then sprint back to their base, step on it, then race back to chase and tag the
attacker, since he or they will now become the prey, as soon as the opponent or
opponents get closer. The first person to be tagged will turn into an enemy team
prisoner.
3. The first prisoner or “bulad” will be forced to jump as high as they can before being
allowed to lean and stretch their arms and legs to the side where rescue is most likely to
occur. Should there be more than one prisoner, the next one will reach out and grasp or
clasp the hand of the prisoner(s) next to him/her. The prisoner or prisoners will remain
where they are while waiting for help.
 4. The game continues after each capture. As there will be fewer people remaining to pose
as attackers or man the base as a result of losing a player or players to the enemy's
side, the team's base will now be exposed and simple to conquer. On the other side, a
lengthy line of inmates will make it simple to free them because the kidnappers can't
keep an eye on their victims closely. One can appear to attack, but one can only run to
save a teammate or teammates. A teammate may liberate all of the inmates by just
touching one of them.

5. The game ends when one team captures the others' base or if all of the team members
are captured.

Gameplay Rules
1. The first player to leave the base becomes the target or the prey. He can always be
tagged, but he cannot be tagged.

2. Players must constantly be cautious of who leaves their bases first to avoid disputes. To
eliminate any doubt about who is the attacker or who is the target, it is a good idea to
concentrate on one or two opponents and track their movements.

3. A prisoner will be the first person to be apprehended or tagged. To cater to the prisoner,
the game temporarily pauses.

4. To minimize commotion and for the safety of the students, the players are not allowed to
leave outside the gym premises.
 RUBRICS

Need
Fair Satisfactory Very Satisfactory
Criteria Improvement
(4-6) (7-8) (9-10)
(1-3)

Team shows
Team shows
very poor Team shows Team shows
less execution of
Dynamic Mobility execution of good execution of excellent execution
strength,
and Agility strength, strength, balance, of strength, balance,
balance, and
balance, and and mobility and mobility
mobility
mobility

Team shows
Team shows Team shows
poor Team shows fair
good excellent
collaboration; collaboration;
collaboration; collaboration; very
Teamwork and communication/ inconsistent
good exceptional
Coordination coordination communication/c
communication/c communication/coor
somehow needs oordination is
oordination is dination is very
more evident
very evident evident
improvement

Team shows Team shows fair Team shows Team shows very
very poor tactics tactics and good tactics and good tactics and
Strategic
and creativity as creativity as to creativity as to creativity as to how
Gameplay
to how they how they how they execute they execute the
execute the play execute the play the play play
BUWAN-BUWAN

Game Set-up:

Buwan-Buwan is a traditional Filipino game that enacts the lunar eclipse. Players draw a circle
on the ground representing the moon, and must stay inside this circle. Meanwhile, one player
acts as the "Bakunawa", the mythical giant sea serpent who would eat the moon: he may not
enter the circle, but must touch another player who is inside it to switch places.

Materials to be used: Chalk

Gameplay Mechanics:
1. A circle is drawn on the ground representing the moon.
2. All players must stay inside the circle and must avoid getting ousted.
3. One player acts as the “Bukanawa”, the mythical giant sea serpent who would eat the
moon.
● He is not allowed to enter the circle but must touch another player who is inside
it.
4. All ousted players will help the “Bukanawa” in ousting the remaining players until no one
is left.
5. The first ousted player becomes the “Bukanawa” or the tagged player in the next round.

Note:
1. If the player’s clothing or hair is touched by the “Bukanawa” he or she is ousted.
RUBRICS

Need Very
Criteria Fair Satisfactory
Improvement Satisfactory
Agility The player The player The player The player
shows very poor shows poor shows good shows excellent
reflexes, speed, reflexes, speed, reflexes, speed, reflexes, speed,
balance, and balance, and balance, and balance, and
correct response correct response correct response correct response
to the changing to the changing to the changing to the changing
situation situation situation situation

Strategic The players The players The players The players

Gameplay demonstrate demonstrate demonstrate demonstrate
very poor tactics poor tactics and good tactics and excellent tactics
and creativity in creativity in their creativity in their and creativity in
their game game execution game execution their game
execution execution

Body The player The player The player The player

Coordination displays the very displays a poor displays the displays the
poor ability to ability to use good ability to excellent ability
use body parts body parts and use body parts to use body
and senses senses together and senses parts and
together in the in the game together in the senses together
game game in the game