1. Patintero,alsoknownas harangang-tagaortubigan,isa traditional Filipinochildren'sgame.Alongwith tumbang
preso,itis one of the mostpopularoutdoorgamesplayedbychildreninthe Philippines.[1]
Patinteroisplayedona rectangulargriddrawnintothe ground.The rectangle isusually5to 6 m (16 to 20 ft) inlength,
and 4 m (13 ft) wide. Itis subdividedintofourtosix equal partsbydrawinga central lengthwise line andthenone ortwo
crosswise lines.The size of the rectangle andthe numberof subdivisionscanbe adjustedbasedonthe numberof
players.The individual squaresinthe gridmustbe large enoughthatsomeone canstay inthe middle outof reachof
someone standingonthe lines.[4][5][6][7]
Two teamsare needed,eachwitharoundtwoto six players.One teamactsas the taggers,the otheracts as the runners.
Thisis usuallydecidedbyagame of rock–paper–scissors (jak-en-poy) ora cointoss.[4][5][6][7]
The objectof the game is to crossthe rectangle backand forthwithoutgettingtagged.One taggerisusuallyassigned
percrosswise line.Taggerscanonlymove alongtheirrespective lines,withthe exceptionof the taggeronthe firstline
whois regardedasthe teamleader(patoto).Unlike the othertaggers,the patoto canalsomove alongthe central
lengthwiseline.[3] Taggerscantag runnersat any time,includingthose alreadypastthem, but both of theirfeetmust
alwaysbe on the lines.Taggingarunnerwhennone or onlyone footiscontactingthe line isnotcounted.[4][5][6][7]
Runnerscan cross at any time andto any adjacentsquare,however,theycanonlyexitthe playingrectangle atboth
endsof the rectangle.Once arunneristagged,theyare outand will sitoutthe match until the nextgame.Teamsscore
pointswhentheycompleteisang gabi("one night"),afull circuitof the playingrectangle,fromone endtothe otherand
back again.Once all the runnershave beentagged,the teamsreverseroles,withthe taggersnow becomingthe runners
and vice versa.[4][5][6][7]
In some versionsof the game,the matchendsif evenonlyone runneristagged.Inothers,thisonlyappliesif
the patoto of the team istagged.In modernversions,there isalso sometimesatime limitforhow longrunnerscan
attemptto score points.The match endsonce the time isup, regardlessif nopointshave beenscored.[4][5][6][7]
Patintero is one ofthe mostpopular Filipino Game. The game is sometimes calledHarang Taga or Tubigan (because water
is used to mark the grid lines on softearth). Patintero is played by two teams with equal members in each team.
SKILLS DEVELOPED BY THE GAME
The game will measure the speed, agility and witty attention of players, and their ability to play, notas separate individuals
but as a united team. oalg
All the runners should be able to pass through the grid lines – all from the first till the end – and back again at the starting
area, that they’re not being tagged. The taggers will also do the job ofguarding, one tagger in each grid line, and will sto p
the runners from passing through the line by catching or tagging them using the pat or the hand, reaching the front part of
the runner’s body, NOTTHE BACK PART
patintero isone of our traditional phillipinegame.thisispopularinthe late 80's or 90's.patintero isplayedbytwoteams
each tryingto outsmartandout run the others.itsfunandenjoyable.infilipinowe have sungka,sipa,andalot
morePatinteroisagame that originatedamongchildrenof the Philippinesthatisplayedonthe emptystreets,inschool
yards,and on the beach.Patinteroisa Spanishgame
![Patintero,alsoknownas harangang-tagaortubigan,isa traditional Filipinochildren'sgame.Alongwith tumbang
preso,itis one of the mostpopularoutdoorgamesplayedbychildreninthe Philippines.[1]
Patinteroisplayedona rectangulargriddrawnintothe ground.The rectangle isusually5to 6 m (16 to 20 ft) inlength,
and 4 m (13 ft) wide. Itis subdividedintofourtosix equal partsbydrawinga central lengthwise line andthenone ortwo
crosswise lines.The size of the rectangle andthe numberof subdivisionscanbe adjustedbasedonthe numberof
players.The individual squaresinthe gridmustbe large enoughthatsomeone canstay inthe middle outof reachof
someone standingonthe lines.[4][5][6][7]
Two teamsare needed,eachwitharoundtwoto six players.One teamactsas the taggers,the otheracts as the runners.
Thisis usuallydecidedbyagame of rock–paper–scissors (jak-en-poy) ora cointoss.[4][5][6][7]
The objectof the game is to crossthe rectangle backand forthwithoutgettingtagged.One taggerisusuallyassigned
percrosswise line.Taggerscanonlymove alongtheirrespective lines,withthe exceptionof the taggeronthe firstline
whois regardedasthe teamleader(patoto).Unlike the othertaggers,the patoto canalsomove alongthe central
lengthwiseline.[3] Taggerscantag runnersat any time,includingthose alreadypastthem, but both of theirfeetmust
alwaysbe on the lines.Taggingarunnerwhennone or onlyone footiscontactingthe line isnotcounted.[4][5][6][7]
Runnerscan cross at any time andto any adjacentsquare,however,theycanonlyexitthe playingrectangle atboth
endsof the rectangle.Once arunneristagged,theyare outand will sitoutthe match until the nextgame.Teamsscore
pointswhentheycompleteisang gabi("one night"),afull circuitof the playingrectangle,fromone endtothe otherand
back again.Once all the runnershave beentagged,the teamsreverseroles,withthe taggersnow becomingthe runners
and vice versa.[4][5][6][7]
In some versionsof the game,the matchendsif evenonlyone runneristagged.Inothers,thisonlyappliesif
the patoto of the team istagged.In modernversions,there isalso sometimesatime limitforhow longrunnerscan
attemptto score points.The match endsonce the time isup, regardlessif nopointshave beenscored.[4][5][6][7]
Patintero is one ofthe mostpopular Filipino Game. The game is sometimes calledHarang Taga or Tubigan (because water
is used to mark the grid lines on softearth). Patintero is played by two teams with equal members in each team.
SKILLS DEVELOPED BY THE GAME
The game will measure the speed, agility and witty attention of players, and their ability to play, notas separate individuals
but as a united team. oalg
All the runners should be able to pass through the grid lines – all from the first till the end – and back again at the starting
area, that they’re not being tagged. The taggers will also do the job ofguarding, one tagger in each grid line, and will sto p
the runners from passing through the line by catching or tagging them using the pat or the hand, reaching the front part of
the runner’s body, NOTTHE BACK PART
patintero isone of our traditional phillipinegame.thisispopularinthe late 80's or 90's.patintero isplayedbytwoteams
each tryingto outsmartandout run the others.itsfunandenjoyable.infilipinowe have sungka,sipa,andalot
morePatinteroisagame that originatedamongchildrenof the Philippinesthatisplayedonthe emptystreets,inschool
yards,and on the beach.Patinteroisa Spanishgame](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/pe-191103114718/85/Pe-1-320.jpg)
