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    This document discusses recreational activities, differentiating between active and passive activities. It provides examples of passive activities like sitting on the couch watching Netflix, and active activities like running in the backyard. Readers are prompted to self-assess whether they are more active or passive. The document also contrasts indoor and outdoor activities using a Venn diagram. It explores how technology can impact recreational activities, both enabling new virtual activities and reallocating time. Readers are asked to consider their own recreational activities and how technology affects them. The health benefits of participating in activities are discussed, along with safe recreational options during the pandemic.

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    This document discusses recreational activities, differentiating between active and passive activities. It provides examples of passive activities like sitting on the couch watching Netflix, and active activities like running in the backyard. Readers are prompted to self-assess whether they are more active or passive. The document also contrasts indoor and outdoor activities using a Venn diagram. It explores how technology can impact recreational activities, both enabling new virtual activities and reallocating time. Readers are asked to consider their own recreational activities and how technology affects them. The health benefits of participating in activities are discussed, along with safe recreational options during the pandemic.

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    This document discusses recreational activities, differentiating between active and passive activities. It provides examples of passive activities like sitting on the couch watching Netflix, and active activities like running in the backyard. Readers are prompted to self-assess whether they are more active or passive. The document also contrasts indoor and outdoor activities using a Venn diagram. It explores how technology can impact recreational activities, both enabling new virtual activities and reallocating time. Readers are asked to consider their own recreational activities and how technology affects them. The health benefits of participating in activities are discussed, along with safe recreational options during the pandemic.

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    This document discusses recreational activities, differentiating between active and passive activities. It provides examples of passive activities like sitting on the couch watching Netflix, and active activities like running in the backyard. Readers are prompted to self-assess whether they are more active or passive. The document also contrasts indoor and outdoor activities using a Venn diagram. It explores how technology can impact recreational activities, both enabling new virtual activities and reallocating time. Readers are asked to consider their own recreational activities and how technology affects them. The health benefits of participating in activities are discussed, along with safe recreational options during the pandemic.

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    Recreational

    Activities
    Guess the following pictures whether it is an
    Active or Passive Recreational Activity.

    Presentation Title
    What is Recreational Activity?
    Is an activity of leisure, leisure being discretionary time.
    The "need to do  something for recreation" is an essential
    element of human biology and psychology. 
    20XX

     Differentiate between Active and


    Passive in everyday lives.
    OBJECTIVE
     Integration of active and Passive in
    technological basis.

    Learn the benefits of participating in


    Recreational Activities.

     Engage in any Recreational Activities


    Concept of Passive and Active
    20XX

     Passive Recreation - a leisure or relaxation activity that makes


    you calmer and still, no need to exert more movement.  

     Active Recreation- uses a lot of energy and makes you move


    around a lot and makes you active.

    Are you more of a Passive or Active person?

     Sat on the couch watching Netflix all day long.


     Reading newspaper early in the morning.
    Recreational Activities
     Or running around your backyard as your early morning routine.
    Test yourself! 20XX

    Strongly like-4, Likely- 3, Strongly Disagree-2 Disagree- 1

    1. Do you practice doing yoga exercises at home? 1. Do you prefer watching television the whole day?
    2. Do you go hiking with your friends during 2. Do you play video games than playing outside?
    weekends? 3. Do you prefer reading alone than spending
    3. Do you prefer walking than riding a cab? gathering with friends?
    4. Do you get comfortable spending recreational 4. Do you like participating on online meetings
    time outside? rather than engaging in face-to-face meetings?
    5. Are you relieved when you do house chores 5. Do you prefer observing the tasks than the one
    regularly? doing it?

    Total: Total:
    Presentation Title
    The difference between Indoor
    and Outdoor Activities 20XX

    Indoor – when the activity is


    taken within the premises of
    your home or inside a
    building.

    Outdoor- when the activity is


    undertaken in a natural, rural
    or open space outside that is
    usually large land area that is
    close to nature.
    Presentation Title
    Using a Venn Diagram, compare and contrast the Indoor and Outdoor activities.

    • Cycling
    • Volleyball
    • Badminton
    • Canoeing and Kayaking
    • Domino
    • Dance /exercise studio
    • Bowling alleys 
    • Instrument instructional studio. 
    • Drama studio
    • Camping
    • Sunbathing
    • Sea Diving
    • Scrabble
    The technological side of Recreational
    Activities. 20XX

    Based on a study about the role of ICT on Leisure activities, there are four ways which the
    ICT can affect the Leisure activities such as; the replacement of a traditional activity with
    an ICT counterpart, the generation of new ICT activities (that displace other activities),
    the ICT-enabled reallocation of time to other activities, and ICT as a facilitator of leisure
    activities. (Mokhtarian P. , Salomon I. et.al ,2004). ICT provides people with countless of
    choices they can apply to themselves wherein would be able to challenge them to be in a
    flexible manner.

    Presentation Title
    What are your own factors which technology can affect
    recreational activities. Put it on a pie chart, representing
    percentage to it.

    10
    %
    15
    %

    25% 50%
    What do you think are the health
    benefits of participating in any
    Recreational activities?
    Cite any recreational activities you can engage on
    to still maintain your health status despite of
    pandemic.

    For example: Volleybal


    Rubrics

    Flexibility 10

    Creativity 10
    For the Evaluation; Get a pen and a
    notebook and write about how you
    spend your leisure time during
    pandemic. (5 pts.)
    ASSIGNMENT : Answer the
    Summative Assessment in your activity
    notebook on Pages 210-213.
    20XX

    THANK YOU!

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