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    Filipino traditional games are an important part of Philippine culture that provide mental, physical, and social benefits for children. There are over thirty-eight known traditional Filipino games that are often played using native materials. Some of the most common games described in the document include Patintero, which involves agility and strategy between two teams, Tumbang Preso where players try to knock over a tin can while being tagged, and Piko which is a version of hopscotch played by throwing stones or objects into boxes on the ground. Traditional games help teach children skills like cooperation and promote family bonding.

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    Filipino traditional games are an important part of Philippine culture that provide mental, physical, and social benefits for children. There are over thirty-eight known traditional Filipino games that are often played using native materials. Some of the most common games described in the document include Patintero, which involves agility and strategy between two teams, Tumbang Preso where players try to knock over a tin can while being tagged, and Piko which is a version of hopscotch played by throwing stones or objects into boxes on the ground. Traditional games help teach children skills like cooperation and promote family bonding.

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    Filipino traditional games are an important part of Philippine culture that provide mental, physical, and social benefits for children. There are over thirty-eight known traditional Filipino games that are often played using native materials. Some of the most common games described in the document include Patintero, which involves agility and strategy between two teams, Tumbang Preso where players try to knock over a tin can while being tagged, and Piko which is a version of hopscotch played by throwing stones or objects into boxes on the ground. Traditional games help teach children skills like cooperation and promote family bonding.

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    LARONG LAHI or LARONG PINOY is marked as the favorite past time games of 90's baby’s and these games

    usually played
    using the native materials or instruments.
    Laro ng Lahi is a cultural treasure (yaman ng lahi) cherished by generations of Filipinos.
    There are over thirty-eight (38) known Filipino Traditional Games, and many of these are as challenging and competitive as
    Western-style games.
    IMPORTANCE AND BENEFITS OF PHILIPPINE TRADITIONAL GAMES
     Traditional games give happiness to both mind as well as having good health, it also helps the children to maintain
    good emotional stability, and it keeps them fit and healthy .
     Traditional games help the social , emotional stability , mental learning and physical abilities of filipino children.
     Family plays very important role in the transmission of traditional games , specifically parents reinforce the children’s
    learning process.
    DIFFERENT TRADITIONAL GAMES
    PATINTERO
     Patintero requires a combination of agility and diskarte from both the two teams. Each team takes turns to be guards
    and runners.
     The objective is for the runners to move forward and cross the lines without getting tagged by the guards.
    TUMBANG PRESO
     T he game mechanics are simple . You only need a tin can (which most probably is canned corned beef you ate last
    night ) and a slipper. The “ it ” guards the can while other players take turns in hitting the can . The game of tag
    starts once the can gets knocked down .
    PIKO
     Piko is the Filipino version of hopscotch . You usually use chalk , charcoal, or stone to draw the boxes. These boxes
    have different levels in which you have to throw your pamato in . The pamato is usually stone, but you ’ ll see
    different variants, from keys, keychains, bottle caps, even slippers, etc .
    AGAWAN BASE
     The objective is to touch the base of the other team without getting caught by them . Once you get caught, you
    become a prisoner.
    LUKSONG BAKA AND TINIK
     Luksong Baka , the “cow ” will crouch down as other players jump over him . Luksong Tinik , the mechanics are
    similar, except two players stack their feet and hands o make a rising tower.

    LANGIT LUPA
     Basically , one player has to stay in Lupa ( earth ) while the other struggles to remain in Langit ( heaven ) .

    DAMPA
     A game of lastiko or rubber bands. You can play Dampa on any flat surface with the objective of moving the rubber
    band forward from the starting line .
    NANAY TATAY
     This hand clapping game is played by two people that includes counting towards. The end of the game with a faster
    beat until one of the players misses the beat and count.

    JACK ‘N’ POY


     This hand clapping game is played by two people that includes counting towards. The end of the game with a faster
    beat until one of the players misses the beat and count.
    CHINESE GARTER
     Two people hold both ends of a stretched garter horizontally while others attempt to crossover it.

    PITIK-BULAG
     This game involves 2 players. One covers his eyes with a hand while the other flicks a finger ( pitik ) over the hand
    covering the eyes. The person with the covered eyes gives a number with his hand the sametime the other does. If
    their numbers are the same , then they exchange roles in the game .

    TAGUAN
     What is unique in Tagu-Taguan compared to its counter part, hide and seek , is that this game is usually played at
    sunset or at night as a challenge for the it to locate those who are hiding .

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