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Would you like to play some games with your classmates? Not video games, but physical ones, just like the good old days! Have a sneak peek of the past as you play the games that our ancestors enjoyed before.
This activity will allow the students to experience and reminisce about the past as they commemorate Indigenous People’s Day. The students will be able to appreciate some simple yet enjoyable games that originated from their ancestors.
Build teamwork and camaraderie among the students as they formulate their own strategies to shoot different-colored balls in their corresponding places!
Can you be happy but look sad? How about being scared but laughing? This acting exercise will test the students’ acting skills when they roll the dice and have their classmates roll on the floor laughing, too!
As George Bernard Shaw once quoted, “Liberty is the breath of life to nations.” True enough, the country’s Independence Day is worth being celebrated. The students will do this as they participate in various physical activities.
Children enjoy running through obstacles and if we combine that with a round of rock x paper x scissors, they just go completely wild! Everybody loves a team sport where one runs fast and thinks even faster to outrun and outthink their opponents!
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