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MNC PE 4

PHILIPPINES TRADITONAL
GAMES AND SPORTS
FEBRUARY24,2022 THURSDAY 8:00–10:00AM
BSIT2-BLOCK1
MNC PE 4

Filipino Traditional Pre –


Games (Preliminary
Games.) and Different
Classic
LESSON OBJECTIVES
• .

Distinguish the different


traditional Pre – Games
Explain the different Traditional
and Classic hand games. Pre – Games and Classic hand
games.
Understand what Traditional
Pre – Games and Classic
hand games are
Pre-Games Pre-games is most interesting topics in the
study of traditional games. This includes all
(Preliminaries to Games) preliminary formalities the players go through
before actual competition starts.
Pre-games (Preliminaries games) include such as
 Selecting Leaders
 Choosing sides(pilian)
 Determining who start first (manuhan)
 Who will be the “it”(taya)
 1. Selecting Leaders

Special qualities are generally needed


in persons who are to be leaders(Liders) or
captain (Kaptens).Young players always
prefer to place themselves under stronger
and older leadership.
 2.Choosing sides

T he player s ar e divided in to two or more


opposing team or groups. A captain or
leader is fi r st elected or chosen and then
e ach chooses his own player s. Choice is
mad e altern ately one at a time ,the fi r st
captain chosen generally has the fi r st
choice.
 2.Choosing sides

T here are times when the players


the mselves are allowed to choose the sides
the y wish to belong to. In such a case, each
group is identifi ed by the n ame of the
leader. Hence a player may say,”kay Juan
ako’’,(meaning ,ill be with ju an’s group,)
 3. Who will be ‘’It’’

There are games that require one


player to take on a role different from the
rest. Such a player is called “ taya” by the
tagalogs, “Busuao” by the Tausog and is
commonly known in various regions of
the Philippines by the barrowed term “it”
 4. Choosing the “It”

Numerous investigation have been made


by international scholars on the verbal and
non-verbal devices of trying to make someone
,other than oneself be “it”. People all over the
world have many ways of choosing . an “it” ,
but whatever method is used.
Filipino Traditional Pre – Games
A. Counting out Rhymes
Filipino Traditional Pre – Games
A. Counting out Rhymes
Filipino Traditional Pre – Games
1. “Titsay,Titsay”
Filipino Traditional Pre – Games
1. “Tok-pilatok”(Tok-Slingshot)
Filipino Traditional Pre – Games
3.Pok-pok Saque Rok
Filipino Traditional Pre – Games
4. Pempen de serapen
Filipino Traditional Pre – Games
5.”Mini Mini May Na Mo ”
Filipino Traditional Pre – Games
6.One Two(Bato)
Filipino Traditional Pre – Games
7. Red, white, and blue
Filipino Traditional Pre – Games
8.Kuntil Butil
Filipino Traditional Pre – Games
9.Isa ,dalawa,tatlo(one,Two,Three)

Cabanatuan City,Nueva Ecija

Isa, dalawa,tatlo
Ang tatay mong kalbo
Umakyat sa mabolo
Inabutan ng bagyo.
Filipino Traditional Pre – Games
 B. Catching Fingers or bato-bato sa langit
Filipino Traditional Pre – Games
 B. Catching Fingers
F i l i p i n o Tra d i t i o n a l P r e – G a m e s
 B. Catching Fingers
F i l i p i n o Tra d i t i o n a l P r e – G a m e s
 C . B a to - b a to s a l a n g i t
F i l i p i n o Tra d i t i o n a l P r e – G a m e s
 D. Bunutan
F i l i p i n o Tra d i t i o n a l P r e – G a m e s
 E . Ta o o I b o n ( H e a d s o r t a i l s )
F i l i p i n o Tr a d i t i o n a l P r e – G a m e s
 F. T i h a y a o Ta o b
F i l i p i n o Tr a d i t i o n a l P r e – G a m e s

 G.Gansal o Pares
F i l i p i n o Tr a d i t i o n a l P r e – G a m e s

 D.Kaliwa o Kanan
F i l i p i n o Tra d i t i o n a l P r e – G a m e s
 I.Pili

(Choosing the Middle Fingers)


F i l i p i n o Tra d i t i o n a l P r e – G a m e s
 D . J a c k E n Po y
Different Classic Hand Games
12 classic hand games for kids
1. T h e D i s m e m b e r e d - F i n g e r Tr i c k

Tuck the thumb of your right hand


underneath your first two fingers so that
the knuckle is hidden but the thumbnail is
visible. Straighten all the fingers of your left
hand except the index finger. Fold it down
at the middle knuckle as if the top half is
gone. Now press your hidden right thumb
knuckle against your folded left index
finger knuckle with the two fingers of your
right hand hiding the connection.
Different Classic Hand Games
12 classic hand games for kids
1. T h e D i s m e m b e r e d - F i n g e r Tr i c k

Tuck the thumb of your right hand


underneath your first two fingers so that
the knuckle is hidden but the thumbnail is
visible. Straighten all the fingers of your left
hand except the index finger. Fold it down
at the middle knuckle as if the top half is
gone. Now press your hidden right thumb
knuckle against your folded left index
finger knuckle with the two fingers of your
right hand hiding the connection.
Different Classic Hand Games
12 classic hand games for kids
2. Dance the Hand Jive

Take a trip back in time with this dance


craze from the 1950s, made popular again in
the late 1970s by the hit movie Grease. Kids
love to learn it.
Here’s how it goes:
1.Pat your thighs twice.
2.Clap twice.
3.Wave your hands, one over the other, in front
of your chest. Then do it with the other hand on
Different Classic Hand Games
12 classic hand games for kids
3. Miss Mary Mack

This classic clapping game likely dates as far


back as the Civil War, although its exact origins
remain a mystery. It’s a more complex version of
Pat-a-Cake, with knee slaps, pinky hooks, and
more. Show your grandchild how you used to play!
Miss Mary Mack Mack Mack All dressed in black,
black, black With silver buttons, buttons, buttons
All down her back, back, back.
She asked her mother, mother, mother For 50
cents, cents, cents To see the elephants,
elephants,
Different Classic Hand Games
12 classic hand games for kids
4. Odd or Even

This is a great hand game to help two


grandchildren settle a dispute — who gets to
go first, who gets to sit in the front seat, etc.
It’s a simple game of chance.
Each player holds one hand behind their
back, and secretly chooses to put out one
finger or two. One player calls odd or even
and says, “One, two, three, shoot.
Different Classic Hand Games
12 classic hand games for kids
5. R o c k , P a p e r, S c i s s o r s
Need a game to play on the fly? This is it. It’s
easy, quick, and addictive for kids of all ages. On
the count of three, each player “throws” his fist
into the middle.
To make Rock, make a fist; for Paper, hold your
hand out flat; and for Scissors, extend your
middle and indexfingers.If players make the same
gesture, the game goes on. If not, the winner is
decided by a harmonic and intransitive method
— Rock crushes Scissors; Scissors cuts Paper;
Paper covers Rock.
Different Classic Hand Games
12 classic hand games for kids
6. Slaps
Despite its name, you don’t have to leave each
other red-handed to enjoy this game of manual
quickness. Start by placing your hands out in front of
you, palms up.
Have your grandchild place their hands, palms down,
on top of yours. Your hands should not rest against
each other, but should just barely touch as they hover
in midair.
Your objective is to quickly bring your hands around
your opponent’s and tap the backs of their hands. Your
opponent tries to anticipate this maneuver, pulling
their hands away to avoid the tap.
Different Classic Hand Games
12 classic hand games for kids
7.Thumb Wrestle
This timeless kids’ game is a fun diversion in
any dull moment. Clasp hands so your fingers curl
together and your thumbs face each other,
pointing up.
Together, announce: “One, two, three, four, I
declare a thumb war.” Then, using only your
thumb, attempt to pin the other person’s thumb
to their hand before they can pin yours.
Different Classic Hand Games
12 classic hand games for kids
8.Which Hand Is It In?
Young kids delight in this disappearing-object
game. All you need is something small enough to
ball up in your fist so that no one else can see
that it’s in there: a penny, a marble, a rolled-up
piece of paper, etc.
Put your hands behind your back, concealing the
object in one. Then show your grandkid both
fists. They will love guessing which hand hides
the object, especially if they get to keep the prize
once it’s found.
Different Classic Hand Games
12 classic hand games for kids
9.Pat-a-Cake
Remember this two-person clapping game?
Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake, baker’s man Bake me a
cake as fast as you can Pat it and prick it and mark
it with a B Put it in the oven for baby and me
The basic clapping pattern alternates between
clapping your hands and clapping against your
partner’s. From there you and your grandchild
can throw in your own creative sequences to
spice up the game.
Different Classic Hand Games
12 classic hand games for kids
10. Teeple People
This classic hand game for young children is easy
to play and has a fun rhyme to say. Here’s a refresher
course if it’s been a while.
Fold your hands together with fingers interlaced
downward and hidden between your hands: “Here is
the church.”
Raise your index fingers and point them together
toward the sky: “Here is the steeple.”
Open your thumbs: “Open the doors.”
Keep your fingers interlocked and turn over your hands
so your fingers are facing up. Wriggle them as you say:
“And see all the people!”
Different Classic Hand Games
12 classic hand games for kids
11. Create a Special Handshake
One thing that hasn’t changed about kids: they love
being a part of an exclusive club. Create your own by
making up a handshake only you and your grandchild
know.
Here are two kinds you can try, a secret handshake and a
fancy handshake:
1. A secret handshake incorporates a discreet signal, like
a quick squeeze
2. e or a thumb pressing on a knuckle that only club
members can know (or see).
2. A fancy handshake, on the other hand, you can show off
to everyone.Slap the back of your hands, snap, high five,
whatever feels fun.
Different Classic Hand Games
12 classic hand games for kids
12. Shadow Puppets

Show off your favorite shadow creatures to your


grandchild. All you need is a bright light and a blank
wall. Do your best bird or butterfly impression, and see
what fun new shadows puppets you can create
together.

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