RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES

PE04 – SPORTS
MIDTERM GRADING PERIOD
 INTRODUCTION
“all work and no play make jack a dull boy” goes a popular
saying.
The significance of this saying has increased manifold in
today’s fast-paced and competitive world where students are
forced by both their guardians and the conglomerate of society
and situations as a whole to devote increasing hours in
academic learning, whether theoretical or practical and
knowledge enhancing activities so that they can stay ahead in
the rat race. add to that the present way of life where people
mostly stay in small nuclear families and with parents working,
the viability of our own home as a place where we can have
recreational time has diminished.
 ETYMOLOGY

The term recreation appears to have been

used in English first in the late 14th
century, first in the sense of "refreshment
or curing of a sick person", and derived
turn from Latin ( re: "again", creare: "to
create, bring forth, beget").
 HISTORY OF LEISURE AND RECREATION

THE MIDDLE AGES

life for most people in the middle ages was dark and difficult.
more emphasis was put on work, and there was little time for
leisure. however, jousting tournaments, hunting tournaments,
and the earliest forms of chess, checkers, and other games
developed during this time. the people worked hard, the
church forbade many forms of entertainment, but there were
still leisure pastimes to help develop the growing history of
leisure and recreation.
 HISTORY OF LEISURE AND RECREATION

THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

The industrial revolution revolutionized work in the modern world and

helped create the modern factory environment. machines mechanized
the manufacture of fabric and fibers, and this ultimately led to more
leisure time for the workers. they worked long hours in the factories, but
they also had time off, and most employers gave at least some holidays
off. thus, people who had labored from dawn to dusk on farms in rural
england, moved to the big city, got jobs in factories, and had leisure time
away from their jobs. the industrial revolution helped create the notion of
leisure time, and it helped create a different view of work and leisure.
 HISTORY OF LEISURE AND RECREATION

THE 20TH CENTURY

If the industrial revolution helped create the history of leisure

and recreation, the 20th century helped cement it. workers
demanded shorter working hours, paid vacations and holidays,
and weekends off, leading to even more leisure time for the
world’s workforce. today, work and leisure are still strictly
separated, but leisure time and recreation are some of the
most important aspect of modern life, showing how the history
of leisure and recreation has altered throughout time, and
become increasingly popular as people gain more freedom
from work and toil.
 DEFINITION OF TERMS

1. Leisure:

is a set of activities that people engage in during their

free time – activities that are not work oriented or that
do not involve life maintenance tasks such as
housecleaning or sleeping.
 DEFINITION OF TERMS

2. Recreation:
is an activity that people engage in during the free
time, that people enjoy and that people recognize as
having socially redeeming values. the activity
performed is less important than the activity than the
reason for performing the activity, which is the
outcome.
 DEFINITION OF TERMS

3. Recreational Activities:
a. physical or mental activity such as a game or hobby, that is pursued
primarily for for pleasure.

b. an activity undertaken for the purposes of recreation, enjoyment or

leisure which involves a significant degree of physical risk.

c. recreational activity means any outdoor activity undertaken for the

purpose of exercise, relaxation or pleasure, including practice or instruction
in any such activity.

d. recreational activities are experiences or organized activities that you

actively participate; participate in with others, to have fun and enjoy life
during your free time.
BENEFITS OF RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES:

MENTAL BENEFITS OF RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES

not only are recreational activities usually fun, but

they can benefit your mental health. they reduce
stress, remove anxiety, build self-esteem and improve
general mood and happiness.
BENEFITS OF RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES:

PHYSICAL BENEFITS OF RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES

both active and passive recreational activities can

help improve physical health too. active recreational
activities double as exercise. this can help you lose
weight and stay in shape. any type of recreational
activity that's relaxing or reduces stress may help
lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
BENEFITS OF RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES:

SOCIAL BENEFITS OF RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES

recreational activities have social benefits too.

participating in activities that need more than one
person can help build relationships and improve
interpersonal skills. even solo recreational activities
provide you with a passion that you can share with
others. families can grow closer while participating in
such activities together. and recreation can bring
communities together through activities like team
sports or gardening.
BENEFITS OF RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES:

OTHER BENEFITS OF RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES

Recreational activities may break down barriers by bringing

people from different cultures together. They can help reduce
crime rates in communities by providing children and young
people with a healthy alternative. Because people who
participate in recreational activities are healthier physically and
mentally, these activities can help lower health care costs. They
can even be good for the economy. Communities that provide
parks and other places where people can participate in their
favorite activities may attract visitors and new residents to
towns.
Recreation – Need and Importance in Modern Society

Recreation is an activity of body and mind which gives

relief from tension and fatigue. When we continue
doing a work or performing an activity regularly and
continuously for some hours, it gives us physical and
mental fatigue and strain. Recreational activity
relieves us of the feeling of fatigue, restores our
energy and promotes a sense of joy.
Recreation – Need and Importance in Modern Society

Leisure is that time which man has acquired for himself, in which he has
the freedom to do as he pleases. One must be educated to use his leisure in
worthy pursuits. recreation means leisure activities chosen by an individual
for the purpose of improving his life and living. these activities are of a
constructive nature. They are not time-consuming but time-using. They are
healthy-physically, mentally and socially.

Recreation carries different meaning to different individuals and it is

applied to great variety of activities. Sometimes the term is applied to
activities of young people and adults to differentiate those activities from
the play of young children. Because of this diversity in the use of the word, it
is desirable to understand clearly in the beginning to avoid confusion.
Recreation – Need and Importance in Modern Society

Recreation means to regain lost vigour and get a sense of joy, refreshment
and satisfaction. Recreation is life itself, without recreation life is
meaningless. The modern age is full of complexities, a man in order to
survive has to do lot of physical and mental work, resulting in fatigue.
Through recreation he can regain the lost vigour or energy.

Recreation is concerned with those activities performed by an individual

during leisure time or at hours not at work. Hence it is frequently referred to
as leisure-time activity. Recreation education is aimed at teaching people to
utilize their free time/leisure time in a constructive manner. To achieve this
aim and to have value as recreation, activities must be suited to his
physical, mental, emotional and social needs. In other words, it implies a
careful selection of activities for the utility of free time in a healthy way.
Classification of Recreational Activities :
1. Physical activities- these include games, sports, physical exercises, drill,
marching, gymnastics, acrobatics etc.

2. Mental and intellectual activities. these include discussion groups, study

circles, debates, recitation, reading, writing, painting, modeling, chess,
cards, etc.

3. Self-defense and self-discipline activities. these learning martial sports

for self-defense, competitions and as sports and scouting, etc.

4. Cultural and social activities. these include drama, music, variety

programme, dancing, community service, first aid and celebration of
religious, social and national festivals, folk songs, folk plays, and rural
games, etc
Classification of Recreational Activities :
5. Art and craft activities these include drawing, painting, carpentry,
modeling, spinning and weaving, gardening tailoring, doll making,
needle-work, embroidery, paper machine, leatherwork, etc.

6. Outdoor activities. these include outing, sight-seeing, visits, excursions,

camping, hiking, mountaineering, etc.

7. Hobbies. these include stamp collecting, newspaper cutting, photography,

picture collecting, album making, picnics, specimen collecting, etc.

8. Service Activities. : awareness for causes (e.g. running for cancer/

concert/cause), fundraising, volunteering etc.

.
Essential Characteristics of Recreation

Education is advocating that the recreation must have the following

characteristics to benefit the participant to his fullest:

1. Leisure time. to have recreation the activity must be engaged during

one’s free time. from this point of view, one cannot leave during the
working hours and engages in recreational activity.

2. Enjoyable. the activity engaged in, must be enjoyable not boring one.

3. Satisfaction. the activity engaged in must bring immediate and direct

satisfaction to the individual.
Essential Characteristics of Recreation

4. Voluntary. the individual must have chosen recreation activity of his/her

own choice. there must be no compulsion.

5. Constructive. the recreational activity is constructive. it is not harmful to

the participant physically, mentally, emotionally, socially or in any other
way. it helps one to become a better integrated individual.

6. Socially acceptable. the recreational activity is socially acceptable and

individually beneficial to the participants.
Need and Importance of Recreation

1. There are certain fundamental human needs which are required to be

satisfied;

2. There are objectives of education that need to be achieved;

3. There are obligations of democratic society that need to be fulfilled;

4. There is price of the technological advancement relished by the modern

society that has to be paid; and

5. There are factors/changes which have given rise to the wide spread
recognition of the need and importance of recreation in the modern life.
 WHY AND HOW RECREATION IS SERVING INCREASINGLY
IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS IN THE LIFE OF THE INDIVIDUALS, THE
COMMUNITY AND THE NATION:

1. RECREATION- A FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN NEED

Among all the peoples and in all stages of history, man has
found outlets for self-expression and personal development in
forms of recreation which have a striking similarity. Recreation
is a common heritage of all people, although its expression
takes varied forms.
 WHY AND HOW RECREATION IS SERVING INCREASINGLY
IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS IN THE LIFE OF THE INDIVIDUALS, THE
COMMUNITY AND THE NATION:

2. RECREATION CONTRIBUTES TO HUMAN HAPPINESS

Happiness was recognized by our forefathers as a fundamental and worthy objective

for every individual. In fact life would be incomplete and drab without recreation, the
great leader of recreation, Dr. Austin Fox Riggs has rightly expressed that “the
function of play is to balance life in relation to work, to afford a refreshing contrast to
responsibility and routine, to keep alive the spirit of adventure and that sense of
proportion which prevents taking oneself and one’s job too seriously and thus to
prevent the death of youth, and not infrequently the premature death of the man
himself.” Among the needs for real living there should be a beauty, knowledge and
ideals; books, pictures and music; song, dance and games; travel, adventure and
romance, friends, championships, and the exchange of minds.
 WHY AND HOW RECREATION IS SERVING
INCREASINGLY IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS IN THE LIFE OF
THE INDIVIDUALS, THE COMMUNITY AND THE NATION:

3. RECREATION AND HEALTH

Recreation is vigours, and is carried in the open air, which makes use of the
fundamental muscles and is the best known means of developing and
maintaining healthy organs. Certain forms of recreation cause increased
circulation, greater respiratory activity, better elimination of wastes and
improved digestion. It contributes to emotional stability by affording rest,
relaxation and creative activity. Also give tone to the body by a healthful
stimulation of the nerve centers. The value of recreation has been
characterized as an insurance policy against nervous disorders, which when
collected in middle age, will reimburse hundred fold.
 WHY AND HOW RECREATION IS SERVING INCREASINGLY
IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS IN THE LIFE OF THE INDIVIDUALS, THE
COMMUNITY AND THE NATION:

4 Recreation and character development

Recreation has been characterized as a force of tremendous consequence

for the personal character and the national culture. Yet character
development is not an objective specifically sought by persons engaging in
recreation activities, it can be a natural by-product of participation in team
games, drama, and music which require cooperation, loyalty and team play.
Under recreation leaders of integrity and ability, people can be taught
respect for rules, fair play, courage, an ability to subordinate the selfish
interests of the individual to the welfare of the group and a capacity for
team play. They also can be given valuable leadership experience.
 WHY AND HOW RECREATION IS SERVING INCREASINGLY
IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS IN THE LIFE OF THE INDIVIDUALS, THE
COMMUNITY AND THE NATION:

5. RECREATION AND CRIME PREVENTION

Participation in wholesome recreation helps to build character. It acts as a
safety valve for the prevention of crime and delinquency. Because
recreation activities have a strong appeal for children and youth,
delinquency is less likely to flourish in communities where opportunities for
wholesome recreation are abundant and attractive. Children or young
people engaged in recreational activities on the playground cannot at the
same time robbing a bank, breaking into a home, involving in a gang raping
or some other crime. The boy who goes to the playground daily or who
excels in some other co-curricular/social activity, and the girl who takes part
in the composition for the drama play or who is a leader in the nature group
are finding outlets for the normal desire for recognition, success, and
achievement. They have little need to seek such satisfactions in unsocial
ways.
 WHY AND HOW RECREATION IS SERVING
INCREASINGLY IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS IN THE LIFE OF
THE INDIVIDUALS, THE COMMUNITY AND THE NATION:

6. RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SOLIDARITY

Many forces in modern society tend to separate people into distinct and
often hostile groups, based on differences in their economic status, social
position, race, creed, nationality, education or cultural background.
Consequently, it grows suspicion, distrust, and dislike of our fellowmen and
a lack of neighborliness and unity of interest. Recreation affords a common
ground/common platform where differences may be forgotten in the joy of
participation or achievement. Recreation is essentially democratic; interest
and skill in sports, drama, or art are shared by all groups and classes.
 WHY AND HOW RECREATION IS SERVING
INCREASINGLY IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS IN THE LIFE OF
THE INDIVIDUALS, THE COMMUNITY AND THE NATION:

7. RECREATION AND MORALE

In periods of insecurity, depression and unusual strain man is more than

ever in need of activity which brings satisfaction and sense of
accomplishment. In different parts of the world people are facing
earthquakes, floods, military invasions, and other larger scale disasters
which lead to mental breakdown. During such times the value of recreation
as means of building and restraining morale is highly appreciated.
 WHY AND HOW RECREATION IS SERVING
INCREASINGLY IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS IN THE LIFE OF
THE INDIVIDUALS, THE COMMUNITY AND THE NATION:

8. RECREATION AND SAFETY

Adequate provision for recreation, especially in the form of play

grounds/swimming pools under the supervision of efficient leadership
contributes definitely to the reduction of accidents. Recreation areas that
are properly designed and carefully operated are remarkably safe.
Recreation departments also contribute public safety by providing and
supervising recreation areas by teaching skills that are essential to safe
participation in injury prone recreation activities, and by enforcing safety
regulations on public recreation areas.
 WHY AND HOW RECREATION IS SERVING
INCREASINGLY IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS IN THE LIFE OF
THE INDIVIDUALS, THE COMMUNITY AND THE NATION:

9. RECREATION AND DEMOCRACY

Democracy and recreation are alike in spirit and each tends to promote and
strengthen the other. Democracy is committed to giving each individual the
opportunity to grow fully, express himself freely and achieve an abundant
life. Recreation which represents activity freely chosen, offers the individual
opportunity for genuine satisfaction, creative expression, and the
development of his powers, helps him in attaining the objectives of
democracy. It contributes to his effectiveness as a citizen in the modern
democratic state.
 WHY AND HOW RECREATION IS SERVING
INCREASINGLY IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS IN THE LIFE OF
THE INDIVIDUALS, THE COMMUNITY AND THE NATION:

10. RECREATION AND EDUCATION

In many respects the objectives, methods, and programmes of education

and recreation are similar but they are not identical. the fullest
development of the individual is sought by both; but recreation affords
immediate satisfactions, whereas education aims at a more distant goal.
The element of compulsion is present in some aspects of education which
is lacking in recreation experiences. Many activities such as sports, music,
drama, or arts are common to both programmes, but in education they
represent areas in which skills, understanding and appreciation are to be
acquired. In the recreation programme however, the activities serve
primarily as a means of using and enjoying skills and interests that have
already been acquired.
 WHY AND HOW RECREATION IS SERVING
INCREASINGLY IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS IN THE LIFE OF
THE INDIVIDUALS, THE COMMUNITY AND THE NATION:

10. RECREATION AND EDUCATION

Yet educational growth is a part of every satisfying recreation experience.

the training for worthy use of leisure was one of the seven objectives of
education. To achieve this objective recreation provides opportunities to
impart training and activities to use leisure time intelligently in a
constructive manner. The early and continuous development of leisure
attitude, habits, skills and knowledge, leads towards developing and
educated judgment about recreation.
 WHY AND HOW RECREATION IS SERVING
INCREASINGLY IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS IN THE LIFE OF
THE INDIVIDUALS, THE COMMUNITY AND THE NATION:

11. RECREATION AND ECONOMY

Leaders in business and industry have long realized that the way in which
their employees spend their leisure hours influences effectiveness on the
job. In the welfare states of the world hundred of dollars are being spent per
year to care for one delinquent whereas a playground, which may prevent
children from becoming delinquents, can be operated at an annual cost of
only a few dollars per child served.
FORMS OF RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES:

Recreational activities can be communal or solitary, active or passive,

outdoors or indoors, healthy or harmful, and useful for society or
detrimental. Some recreational activities – such as gambling, recreational
drug use, or delinquent activities – may violate societal norms and laws.

communal – shared by everybody

solitary – doing it alone
active – use of special facilities, fields, or equipment; use of energy to perform the
activities
passive – there are no fields or facilities that are used; involves little or no exertion
outdoors – activities performed outside or outdoor
indoor – activities performed inside or indoor.
healthy – activities that are beneficial to the body
harmful – harmful or not good for the body, environment and the society
useful – has many benefits or uses
detrimental – detrimental to one’s health and also to the environment
LARONG LAHI: A HEALTHIER LIFESTYLE FOR FILIPINO CHILDREN
OCTOBER 29, 2017

Philippines is rich in traditional games that mark in the heart of the 90's
Filipino children, back when electronic devices weren't common. As kids we
had made bounds and leaps to make past time - fun time. I remember
when i was a kid; I used to play lot of the larong lahi with my cousins and
neighbors. These larong lahi usually played using the native materials or
instruments. And due to limited resources of the toys, young Filipinos used
their creativity of creating and inventing games without the need of
anything but the players themselves and make the game more interesting
and challenging.

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LARO NGA LAHI:

“IT'S MORE THAN JUST A GAME; IT IS A VEHICLE

TO INSTILL PATRIOTISM AMONG THE NEW GENERATION.”

WHAT IS A LARONG LAHI?

Laro ng Lahi is a cultural treasure ( yaman ng lahi ) cherished by

generations of filipinos. It favorite past-time that is close to the hearts of
filipinos, encompassing generations --- from our grandparents, to our
parents, and among the youth & toddlers of today.

Considering that almost 60% of the mass population in the Philippines

don't have computers and still can't afford the high-tech game gadgets, the
Filipino traditional street games are still a favorite past-time among children
in heavy urban areas and provinces.
LARO NGA LAHI:

The Filipino games bring good memories of friendship and fun among those
who have played it. It brings a smile among our elders whenever they
remember the days when they used to play it. It brings out the child among
Our parents when they mention it, and vividly remembering their childhood
playmates and the neighborhood where they use to play it. It actually an
every adult's wish for the new generation of Filipino to experience the fun of
the traditional street games.

Larong Pinoy is all about giving kids fun in the communities where they live,
at the same time, promote healthy outdoor activities through play.
LARO NGA LAHI:

TRADITIONAL FILIPINO GAMES OR INDIGENOUS GAMES IN THE

PHILIPPINES (tagalog: laro ng lahi)

Are games commonly played by children, usually using native materials or

instruments. In the Philippines, due to limited resources of toys for Filipino
children, they usually invent games without the need of anything but the
players themselves. Their games' complexity arises from their flexibility to
think and act.

LARO NG LAHI are Filipino traditional games that Filipino children invented
(but some are adopted as well) that are played usually by using native
materials/instruments with or without the need of anything but the players
themselves.
Samahang Makasining (Artist Club)

LARO NG LAHI was coined and popularized by the Samahang

Makasining (commonly known "makasining") or Artist club, with the help
of National Commission for Culture and the Arts and being used by the
other Philippine local government unit, other organizations and other
institution. Imparting of these Filipino games to the youth is one of the main
objectives of the organization.

It is organized to promote art awareness among the youth and develop their
innate talents. It also aims to provide art community service, art related
youth development, and social development opportunities for college
students in the Philippines.
Samahang Makasining (Artist Club)

The Makasining also created time based scoring for five selected games
(patintero, syatong, dama, lusalos and holen).

Traditional Philippine games such as luksong baka, patintero, piko,

and tumbang preso are played primarily as children's games.

The yo-yo, a popular toy in the Philippines, was introduced in its modern
form by Pedro Flores with its name coming from the Ilocano language.
TRADITIONAL LARO NG LAHI :
MAGNA KULTURA FOUNDATION

Dickie Aguado, Executive Director of Magna Kultura Foundation (a

Philippine NGO for Arts and Culture), confirms that the traditional Filipino
games are "very much alive in the Philippines". Despite what some say
about Filipino street games vanishing in Philippine society due to computers
and technology, that is not actually true. In many urban and rural areas, a
great majority of Filipino children still play outdoor street games, as most of
them are still unable to own technology. Games such as patintero, tumbang
preso, piko, sipa, turumpo, and many others, are still played daily in
neighborhoods. One of the main reasons why some children stop playing
Filipino games is because western sports activities
(i.e., basketball or volleyball) are more prominently organized in
local barangays and in schools. With a lack of organized sports activities for
Filipino street games, Filipino children can only adapt to modern society by
quitting their childhood games.
IMPORTANCE:

The traditional games, or Laro ng Lahi, are an important part of

the country's culture and traditions. It is very common among
children because these are the games or activities that they
normally participate in. Laro ng Lahi is becoming increasingly
important in terms of students' health, culture, social
aspirations, and values.

In health, through playing these laro ng lahi, it will develop the

motor skills, body coordination, exercise locomotor, apply skill-
related activities, and enhance mental capacity.
IMPORTANCE:

Laro ng Lahi offers a lot of benefits in terms of our health. It

enables us to experience a healthier lifestyle because it
requires physical movement that can keep us fit. Laro ng Lahi
is an escape for a stressful day which relieves pain and a good
way in relaxing our mind. This kind of traditional games gives
happiness to both minds as well as having good health, it also
helps the children maintain good emotional stability, and it
keeps them fit and healthy. Traditional games also develop
their physical abilities as they walk, run, and jump improving
their bone and muscle structures which aid in the
enhancement of their immune system.
IMPORTANCE:

In culture, the philippines is unlike any other country in the

world, with its own culture and customs influenced by
colonizers, one of which is the laro ng lahi. Playing these laro
ng lahi represents and instills patriotism in our society. This is a
type of entertainment and recreation in Filipino culture that
makes use of local materials.

Because of technological advancements, it appears that these

laro ng lahi are seldom played among today's generations. We
must encourage it because our cultural heritage represents our
society and instills patriotism. It is also an excellent means of
strengthening families and bridging community divides.
IMPORTANCE:

In social aspiration, laro ng lahi is a good way for children to

develop and sustain their socialization skills because it allows
them to form positive relationships with their playmates.
playing emotionally, environmentally, and socially safe games
for children may have an effect on their social skills and
intellect.
Playing laro ng lahi allows us to appreciate the beauty of our
special culture while also developing our socialization skills.
Aside from making new friends, we are now seeking to build
for a long-term friendship with our playmates or colleagues. It
teaches us how to be self-sufficient for a brief period of time,
allowing us to develop and learn valuable life lessons.
IMPORTANCE:

In values, playing laro ng lahi helps you grow self-confidence, a

positive attitude, sportsmanship, camaraderie, and friendship.

Laro ng Lahi teaches us lifelong lessons which is vital in our

everyday living. It strengthens our personality by building the
character that molds us to become a productive, meaningful,
and better person. Through participation in these laro ng lahi, it
enables us to realize the beauty of our rich culture and uphold
our values through developing sportsmanship, camaraderie,
teamwork, honesty and promoting peace in our country.
IMPORTANCE:

In values, playing laro ng lahi helps you grow self-confidence, a

positive attitude, sportsmanship, camaraderie, and friendship.

Laro ng Lahi teaches us lifelong lessons which is vital in our

everyday living. It strengthens our personality by building the
character that molds us to become a productive, meaningful,
and better person. Through participation in these laro ng lahi, it
enables us to realize the beauty of our rich culture and uphold
our values through developing sportsmanship, camaraderie,
teamwork, honesty and promoting peace in our country.
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