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    Tumbang Preso is a traditional Filipino children's game where players throw slippers or stones to knock over a small can. It is commonly played in backyards, parks, and streets. The game involves rules where players must stay on their line and throw their slippers to avoid being tagged by the "IT" player. Tumbang Preso was featured when the Philippines hosted the World Robot Olympiad in 2010. The document provides the background of the game and outlines the basic rules and equipment used.

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    Tumbang Preso is a traditional Filipino children's game where players throw slippers or stones to knock over a small can. It is commonly played in backyards, parks, and streets. The game involves rules where players must stay on their line and throw their slippers to avoid being tagged by the "IT" player. Tumbang Preso was featured when the Philippines hosted the World Robot Olympiad in 2010. The document provides the background of the game and outlines the basic rules and equipment used.

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    Angenica Añana Larong Lahi

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    Tumbang Preso is a traditional Filipino children's game where players throw slippers or stones to knock over a small can. It is commonly played in backyards, parks, and streets. The game involves rules where players must stay on their line and throw their slippers to avoid being tagged by the "IT" player. Tumbang Preso was featured when the Philippines hosted the World Robot Olympiad in 2010. The document provides the background of the game and outlines the basic rules and equipment used.

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    TUMBANG

    PRESO
    (Larong lahi)
    HISTORICAL
    BACKGROUND
    OF TUMBANG
    PRESO
    Tumbang Preso (pronounced as: tum-
    bahng preh-so) or presoan (tumba-patis
    in most Visayan regions). Is a
    traditional Filipino children's game. The
    tumbang preso is still played by the
    more active kids today. Even adults
    sometimes play it too, bringing back
    memories of their childhood.
    This is a very common game among the
    youth all over the Philippines. Played in
    backyards, parks or even in streets
    with very little vehicular traffic. When
    the Philippines hosted the World Robot
    Olympiad in 2010, the game "Tumbang
    Preso" was played.

    RULES AND
    REGULATIONS

    Reminders before we start to play


    a tumbang preso
    RULE NO. 1
    • Players must have slippers
    the can precisely.

    RULE NO. 2
    • The IT must not cross the
    players zone unless he/she will
    tag someone that has no
    slippers.
    RULE NO. 3
    • Players must stay on there
    line unless he or she will
    throw.

    RULE NO. 4
    • Players must throw the
    slippers or else he or she will
    be IT in the next round.
    RULE NO. 5
    The IT will tick the can three times
    if every player misses the can and
    no players are in the player zone
    with his or her slippers.

    RULE NO. 6
    The IT will never tag a
    player if the can is knocked
    out.
    EQUIPMENTS
    A small can or any small A slipper or a small flat stone.
    cylindrical object This tool is called pamato.
    THANK YOU!
    ANGENICA AÑANA
    BSED-FILIPINO 2ND
    YEAR SET B1

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