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LEARNING OBJECTIVES
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the student will be able to:
a. Foster appreciation for Traditional Games like “Tumba Lata”;
b. Display skills like speed, endurance, and accuracy when playing “Tumba Lata”.
c. Perform the game showing utmost effort.
INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
Tumba Lata (a modified Tumbang Preso) is a native game of the Philippines that is popular among Filipino children. The word tumba means “to fall” and preso means “prisoner.”
Traditional games in the Philippines like Tumba Lata are still a favorite among children even though the times have changed. Revival of these games assures that children would still enjoy playing outdoors and socialize with their fellow. One of the objectives of including traditional games in the current PE curriculum is to raise awareness of our heritage while promoting physical fitness.
CORE and RELATED VALUES/BIBLICAL PASSAGE
CORE and RELATED VALUES/BIBLICAL PASSAGE
Excellence: Discipline
Proverbs 6:23
“For the commandment is a lamp and the teaching a light, and the reproofs of discipline are the way of life.”
LEARNING CONTENT
LEARNING CONTENT
Topic Content:
Tumba Lata
Variations of "Tumba Lata" in ASEAN Countries
Tumbang Preso in Tagalog and Tumba/Bato Lata in Bisaya literally means “Knock Down the Can” in English.
This game is usually played in backyards, open fields, parks, or in the streets when vehicular traffic is minimal. Tumbang Preso or Tumba Lata is a game that will test your skills in running, speed, and fast movements in varying directions. In addition, your accuracy in hitting the can will also be tested.
Objective of the Game:
Objective of the Game:
The game’s primary objective is to knock down the can with a pamato (slipper) as many as you can in 2 minutes.
Materials: can, slipper (pamato), timer
Mechanics of the game:
The game can be played by 1 or more players who can alternately throw the pamato to knock down the can.
The player/s must draw a line on the ground that will serve as a home base and a small circle with a distance of 6-10 meters away from the base.
Put the can inside the circle and the player will stand behind the line (home base) and start hitting the can.
From the line, hit the can with your pamato as many as you can in just 2 minutes and count how many times you hit the can.
Tips on Playing Tumbang Lata:
Choose a pamato that is right for you.
It should neither be too light nor too heavy for you to handle.
Practice your aim.
Act and react fast.
Physical Fitness Target Components
Tumba Lata is a physically engaging activity that targets the following Fitness components:
Cardiorespiratory Endurance
Hand-Eye Coordinate
Speed
ASSESSMENT TASK 1
ASSESSMENT TASK 1
Performance Quiz
Expected output: Video of students’ performance
Instruction: Record yourself while playing “Tumba Lata”. For Category 1 students, save your video file in a flash drive. For Category 2 students, upload your video in your respective Google Classroom.
You have to at least record two (2) minutes of your playing time. Your aim is to hit the can for 13-15 times to get a perfect score. Please see the scoring below.
You are highly encouraged to perform 5 sets of this game to reap maximum fitness benefits. Be sure to upload the video with the most number of hits.
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