Filipino Folkgames That Are Now Forgotten
When I was a kid, I used to play a lot of Filipino folkgames with my friends. We would play tumbang preso, patintero, luksong baka, and many others. These games were a lot of fun, and they helped us stay active and healthy.
But as I got older, I started playing fewer and fewer Filipino folkgames. These days, kids are more likely to be playing video games or watching TV than playing traditional games.
This is a shame, because Filipino folkgames are a part of our culture. They teach us important skills like teamwork, cooperation, and sportsmanship. They also help us connect with our heritage and learn about our history.
In this article, I’m going to talk about some of the Filipino folkgames that are now forgotten. I’ll also talk about why these games are important and how we can bring them back.
Some of the most popular Filipino folkgames
- Tumbang preso
- Patintero
- Luksong baka
- Luksong tinik
- Sipa
- Agawan base
- Piko
- Tagu-taguan
- Chinese garter
These are just a few of the many Filipino folkgames that are now forgotten. These games are important because they teach us important skills and help us connect with our heritage.
Why are Filipino folkgames important?
- They teach us important skills like teamwork, cooperation, and sportsmanship.
- They help us connect with our heritage and learn about our history.
- They’re just plain fun.
How can we bring Filipino folkgames back?
- We can teach them to our children.
- We can organize events where people can play Filipino folkgames.
- We can promote Filipino folkgames through social media and other online platforms.
Call to action
If you’re interested in learning more about Filipino folkgames, or if you want to help bring them back, there are a number of things you can do. You can:
- Teach Filipino folkgames to your children.
- Organize events where people can play Filipino folkgames.
- Promote Filipino folkgames through social media and other online platforms.
You can also visit the JuanPress website to learn more about Filipino folkgames and how you can help bring them back.
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