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comes from the Latin word
‘recreare’ which means to refresh/ create again or
renew.

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recreation

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comes from the Latin word
________- which means to refresh/ create again or
renew.

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‘recreare

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comes from the Latin word
‘recreare’ which means to ???????

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refresh/ create again or
renew.

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it is done during our free
time.

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recreation

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are designed components of physical education

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Concept and Importance of Recreational
Activities

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these are activities that would make an
individual’s life balanced and satisfying.

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Concept and Importance of Recreational
Activities

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These
would also enhance self-realization and
confidence.

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Concept and Importance of Recreational
Activities

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Classification of Recreational Activities

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  1. Spectators or participants.
  2. Active and passive
  3. Physical or Mental
  4. Public, private or commercial
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Characteristics of Recreational Activities

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  1. It involves activity.
  2. It has no single form.
  3. It occurs in unobligated time.
  4. Determined by motivation.
  5. It is voluntarily participated.
  6. It gives direct satisfaction.
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Values or Importance

of Recreational

Activities

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  1. Physical health
  2. Psychological health
  3. Mental Health
  4. Social well-being
  5. Emotional Stability
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Scope of Recreational Activities

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  1. Games and Sports -
  2. Dance Activities
  3. Music Activities -
  4. Drama Activities -
  5. Cultural Activities -
  6. Nature and outdoor activities
  7. Arts and Crafts -
  8. Special events
  9. Commercial and Home entertainment
  10. Miscellaneous Hobbies
  11. Mental Linguistic and Literacy 12. hobby and collecting activities
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Agencies for Recreational Activities

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  1. Public or Government Agencies
  2. Voluntary Agencies
  3. Private Agencies
  4. Commercial Agencies
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➤ 3 Parts of a day (Clayne R. Jensen)

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Existence time
Subsistence time
Free time-

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  • biological… the time that we spend on our biological needs. (Sleeping, eating, hygiene)
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Existence time

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-time that we spend for economic purposes. (studying, working,

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  • Subsistence time
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-time that we spend for economic purposes. (studying, working,

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  • Subsistence time
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time for our wants.

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Free time-

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who made 3 parts of the day?

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Clayne R. Jensen

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2 setting of Recreation Activities

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  1. Indoor Setting/Manmade recreation
    You sent
  2. Outdoor Setting / Nature outdoor
    recreation
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most commonly in natural settings.

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outdoor recreation

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3 types of outdoor recreation

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Land

Camping

Air

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Benefits of Outdoor Recreation

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Physical Health
Psycho-emotional Benefits
Social Benefits
Economic Benefits
Spiritual Benefits

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Leave No Trace Seven Principles

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  1. Plan ahead and prepare
  2. Travel and camp on durable surfaces
  3. Dispose of waste properly
  4. Leave what you find
  5. Minimize campfire impacts
  6. Respect wildlife
  7. Be considerate of other visitors
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people spend watching the
event

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- people do not enjoy by just watching, they do so by joining
Participant type
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people have to function effectively in perf.
Active type-
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people have excessive movement in perf
passive type
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-people exert efforts and body functions
Physical activity
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the mind is doing the action/functions with less body movements
Mental activity -
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involves general public
Public type-
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confined to ppeople workingin private companies
Private type-
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endorsing products which are open to everybody
Commercial type-
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-are those areas set aside and funded by the government
1. PUBLIC INSTITUTION
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-funded by fees memberships, charges, grants from charities, foundations, legacies, donations, sponsorship
2. VOLUNTARY GROUPS
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-are often civic, professional or fraternal non profits org, hoping to improve lives of citizen
3. PRIVATE GROUPS
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- organized by those who are not covered abive in short profit making concerns who charge people a fee to use service
4. COMMERCIAL SECTORS
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According to Clayne R. Jensen a day can be divided into 3 parts.
Existence time Subsistence time Free time
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According to _______a day can be divided into 3 parts.
Clayne R. Jensen
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is the time spent for biological needs like having a meal, sleeping and other personal care.
Existence time
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refers to hours spent for economic purposes such as going to work, chores and for students hours spent in school and school work.
Subsistence time -
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all the time remaining time after.
Free time
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is derived from the Latin word recreare which means to be refreshed.
Recreation
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depend on one's interests, pursuits and needs which may be reflective of one's beliefs and level of gratification.
recreational activities
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in a broad sense is a space outside an enclosed area.
outdoor
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Why do people engage in recreational activities?
Personal satisfaction and enjoyment To be in touch with nature For personal pursuits such as photography Part of outdoor or environmental education
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Different Outdoor activities
LAND AIR WATER
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What are the benefits of outdoor recreation?
Physical health Psycho-emotional benefits Social benefits Economic benefits Spiritual benefits
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The benefits of staying active includes reduces obesity, reduce risks of diseases, enhanced immune system and increased life expectancy.
Physical Health
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It helps people to rest, relax, de-stress or unwind, and feel revitalized.
Psycho-Emotional benefits
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It also improves our self esteem, confidence and creativity.
Psycho-Emotional benefits
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It is a way for families to become closer.
Social Benefits
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It allows one to meet and interact with others.
Social Benefits
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It will help to form lasting friendship and develop a community.
Social Benefits
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People who have relaxed body and mind tend to be more productive at work.
Economic benefits
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It has been rewarding for the local folks as ecotourism in the country created jobs and other economic activities which have, one way or another, contributed to economic growth.
Economic benefits
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It can stir up spiritual values. .
Spiritual benefits
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It brings certain calmness within a person
Spiritual benefits
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It strengthens individuals as it heals, rejuvenates and soothes the body and soul.
Spiritual benefits
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The Leave No Trace Seven Principles
Plan ahead and prepare Travel and camp on durable surfaces Dispose of waste properly Leave what you find Minimize campfire impact Respect wildlife Be considerate of other visitors

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