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Traditional and Recreational Games
Traditional and Recreational Games
Traditional and Recreational Games
RECREATIONAL
GAMES
(Written Report)
Submitted by:
GROUP 1
JOVELYN TOLEDO
GRACELYN MANANSALA
DESIRE PURA
JOSHUA LEONORAS
ANGELO BANAGA
RAMBIE CANDELARIO
ERNEST JOHN NOCALAN
ANGELO PADEGDEG
ANGELYN BUMENLAG
Submitted to:
Ms. Nikka F. Tacdol
TRADITIONAL AND RECREATIONAL GAMES
DEFINITION
ORIGIN
EXAMPLES
IMPORTANCE
SIMILARITIES
Then the religion and rationalism they were partly displacing magical thinking,
relegating it first to the world of women and then to that of children
Recreational Games
The recreational games they are group activities that a group performs for fun. This
kind of activities does not have a general purpose beyond participating in the structure of the
game; they do not have a practical intention beyond enjoyment.
1. Ancient Civilizations:
- Games have been a part of human history since ancient times. Archaeological findings suggest
that people in ancient civilizations engaged in various recreational activities, including early forms of
board games and physical contests.
2. Ancient Egypt:
- The ancient Egyptians participated in board games such as Senet, which dates back to around
3100 BCE. Senet is considered one of the oldest known board games, and it had both recreational and
religious significance.
3. Ancient Greece and Rome:
- Ancient Greeks enjoyed a variety of recreational games, including dice games, ball games, and
board games like Petteia. The Romans adapted and further popularized many Greek games, incorporating
them into their culture.
4. Medieval Europe:
- During the medieval period, various forms of recreational games emerged in Europe. Chess,
which originated in India, gained popularity, and its rules evolved over time.
5. 19th Century:
- The 19th century witnessed the formalization and standardization of many recreational games.
Traditional games like cricket, baseball, and football underwent rule developments and gained widespread
popularity.
6. Modern Era:
- The 20th century brought a surge in the popularity of organized sports, with the establishment of
official rules and governing bodies. Additionally, the rise of tabletop games, card games, and video games
introduced new forms of recreational entertainment.
7. Digital Age:
- With the advent of computers and the internet, video and online games became prominent forms
of recreational activity. This era saw the rise of various genres, from arcade games to complex multiplayer
online games.
Throughout history, recreational games have evolved alongside societal changes, reflecting
cultural preferences, technological advancements, and the need for entertainment and leisure. Today,
recreational games encompass a vast array of activities, from traditional sports to digital gaming, catering
to diverse interests and preferences.
TRADITIONAL GAMES
1. HOPSCOTCH
2. ARM WRESTLING
3. ROCK, PAPPER, SCISSOR
4. HIDE AND SEEK
5. PATINTERO
6. TUMBANG PRESO
7. LUKSONG BAKA
8. LUKSONG TINIK
9. DOWN BY THE BANKS OF THE HANKY PANKY
10. ROTTEN EGG