Children nowadays are too exposed to the world of technology. Television, cellphones, tablets, laptops, computers, iPads, etc. Their kind of fun is just at their fingertips. They would just sit, take a gadget and play anywhere, that's their own definition of "fun".
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| Members playing Sungka with the club moderator, Ms. Rose Iglesia. |
Larong Pinoy Club of St. Francis of Assisi School of Silay City is made to take the student's focus out from technology even for a little while and introduce them to other "fun" activities. Club meetings are done once a month and the 13 members are taught different Filipino games. Since June, they have played Kadang-kadang (played by balancing on coconut shells), Sipa (or kick), Sack race and Sungka (involves dropping shells or stones into large holes on a long canoe-shaped board)" The next club meeting will be intended for the game Tumba Lata (knocking down cans). Sipa has become a trend in SFAS when other students saw some of the Larong Pinoy Club members playing it.
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| Sack Race |
"I like it in Larong Pinoy Club because it is fun and I enjoy the games. I like playing Kadang-kadang." by Kimberly Capablanca, Grade 4
"I like the Filipino games we play in Larong Pinoy Club. I hope we can play Patintero and Tumba Lata soon." by Gio Sala, Grade 4
"I love the Sungka game." by Arianne Valencia, Grade 4
written by Irah Jenne Bustamante, Grade 10
"I like the Filipino games we play in Larong Pinoy Club. I hope we can play Patintero and Tumba Lata soon." by Gio Sala, Grade 4
"I love the Sungka game." by Arianne Valencia, Grade 4
written by Irah Jenne Bustamante, Grade 10
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