LARONG PINOY

• is a cultural treasure cherished and favorite pasttime that is close to hearts of filipinos encompassing generations

  to generations

  ❖It is also called games of our heritage or “ laro ng lahi”

  ❖Some games are played or held during town fiestas in the

  provinces

  LARONG PINOY
• ➢This game is composed of two teams both have

  their self-claimed bases and the goal is to tag the

  other team’s bae without getting tagged.

  AGAWAN BASE
• ❑Catch and own a corner

  ❑The “it” or the tagger stands in the middle

  of the ground. Players in the corners will try

  to exchange places by running from one

  base to another.

  AGAWAN SULOK
• Role playing game where a children act as

  members of an imaginary family,

  Bahay-Bahayan
• A hand clapping game generally involving 4 people. They are split into pairs, a pair facing each

  other and all members from both pairs facing the center

  BAHAY-KUBO
• A hitting and catching game, played by two or more players outdoor

  ❑To play this game, 2 pieces of bamboo sticks (1 long, 1 short) are required.

  Bati Cobra
• Two people hold both ends of a stretched

  garter horizontally while the others attempt

  to cross over it. The goal is to cross without

  having tripped on the garter.

  CHINESE GARTER
• One "It" chases after players who are

  allowed to run on level ground (lupa) and

  clamber over objects (langit)

  Langit Lupa
• ◦ This game is played by 10 or more players. It can be played indoors

  or outdoors.

  Lawin at Sisiw
• ❑ A popular variation of Luksong Tinik, one

  player crouches while the other players jump

  over him/her. 


  Luksong Baka
• jump over the thorns

  oTwo players serve as the base of the tinik

  (thorn) by putting their right or left feet

  together (soles touching gradually building

  the tinik).

  Luksong Tinik
• ✓greased bamboo pole climbing

  ✓This game involves a greased bamboo

  pole that players attempt to climb

  Palosebo
• Harangang taga - try to cross my line

  without letting me touch or catch you -

  Each member of the group who is it

  stands on the water lines

  Patintero
• Hopscotch

  ▪ The players stand behind the edge

  of a box, and each should throw

  their cue ball.

  Piko
• 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

  Pitik Bulag
• a foot volleyball game where players touch as

  well as handle the ball using only their feet, knee, chest and

  head

  Sepak Takraw
• ✓game of kick

  ✓The object being used to play the

  game is also called sipa. It is made

  of a washer with colorful threads,

  usually plastic straw, attached to it.

  SIPA
• Sungka (pronounced SOONG-kah) is a game played on a

  solid wooden block with two rows of seven circular holes and

  two large holes at both ends called "head"

  Sungka
• What is unique in Tagu-Taguan compared

  to its counterpart, 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

  Taguan
• twilight game, look out, cover yourself! or

  take-cover game

  ❖ usually step on couches, hide under tables,

  or wrap themselves in curtains – much to

  the dismay of neat-freak parents.

  Takip Silim
• A game involving 2 pairs, with one

  utilizing a stretched length of garter.

  Ten Twenty
• Stick game, better be good at it.

  • Two players, one flat stick (usually 3') and one short flat

  piece of wood (4" usually a piece cut from the flat stick).

  TSATO
• The game requires 3 or more players. Each player is provided with a

  large throw-away object (could be slippers or a shoe) called "pamato"


  Tumbang Preso
• Filipino children collect these playing

  cards which contain comic strips and texts

  placed within speech balloon.

  TEKS
• One tries to conquer the members of a group

  (as in claiming the members of another's clan).

  Ubusan Lahi