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The document outlines fundamental movement skills categorized into non-locomotor, locomotor, and object control skills, with a focus on manipulative skills used in invasion games. It highlights specific skills such as throwing, catching, striking, attacking, evading, and chasing, emphasizing teamwork and fair play in games like Patintero and Agawan Base. Additionally, it mentions the traditional board game Sungka as part of the physical activities discussed.

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Invasion+Games

The document outlines fundamental movement skills categorized into non-locomotor, locomotor, and object control skills, with a focus on manipulative skills used in invasion games. It highlights specific skills such as throwing, catching, striking, attacking, evading, and chasing, emphasizing teamwork and fair play in games like Patintero and Agawan Base. Additionally, it mentions the traditional board game Sungka as part of the physical activities discussed.

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WELCOME TO

MAPEH 4
With Ma’am Jacklyn
These fundamental movement and skills can be
categorized as:

Non-locomotor skills:
Movements where the body
remains in place but moves
around its horizontal and
vertical axes.
Locomotor skills: They refer
to movements such as
running, jumping, hopping,
and galloping.
Object control: These are the
skills that include catching,
throwing, kicking, dribbling,
and striking.
What are the manipulative
skills used in playing
invasion games?
Examine some examples of manipulative skills
found below:

Skills used in Playing Invasion Games


Defending Receiving
Sending Positioning
Attacking Predicting
What are the manipulative
skills used in physical
activities?
Here are some examples of manipulative skills:

1. Throwing – is to send away


an object, you must use your
hands, arms, and shoulders.
There are two ways of
throwing – the underhand
throw and overhand throw.
Overhand Throw
Underhand Throw
2. Catching– is used to stop
and control a moving object
with both hands.
3. Striking – is to hit an object
by using another object. For
example, hitting a softball with
a bat.
What are the locomotor
skills used in playing
invasion games?
1. Attacking and defending – This is a skill done by
making a forceful attempt to score a goal or point
and preventing the opposing team to score.
2. Evading – This involves running by using a quick
and skillful moves in order to outwit or deceive the
chaser or opponent in an invasion game.
3. Chasing – This is done when the tagger tracks
and chases down the runner. The runner must
anticipate and outwit the tagger.
This game includes skills such as
defending and attacking or invading.
This game needs teamwork to stay in
control and keep possession of the
player’s territory. Following the rule of
the game is also important in order to
have “fair play.”
Games help in developing
interactive skills such as leading,
following, and making decisions;
and cooperative skills such as
following directions and accepting
individual differences.
Patintero is a game
composed of two opposing
teams – one team is called the
defenders, while the other
team is called the attackers.
The skills involved in the game
are running, tagging, and
crossing while in play.
Agawan Base is an
invasion game that is played
by two teams. The objective of
the game is to protect each
member of the team from
being captured by the
opposing team.
Sungka is a popular
traditional board game. The
board is carved length of
wood called sungkahan and
the game involves putting
each shell or pebble on the
pits carved into the board.
That’s all for
today. Bye-bye!

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