The document outlines common tactics and safety rules for invasion games, emphasizing the importance of space management, scoring objectives, and player safety. It includes an example of a Filipino game called Patintero, detailing its rules, objectives, and scoring system. Additionally, it provides evaluation activities to reinforce understanding of invasion games and safety practices.

1. Common Tactics for All Teams:
Create Space - Make open spaces when you are
attacking the other team's territory.
Contain Space - Limit the open spaces when the other
team is attacking your territory.
Use a Goal, Net, or Target - Score points by getting the
ball or object into the other team's goal, net, or target.

2. To stay safe, remember to:
Wear Protective Gear - Use helmets, pads, and other gear.
Warm Up and Cool Down - Get your body ready for the
game.
Know the Rules - Understand how the game is played.
Watch Out for Others - Be aware of your teammates and
opponents.
Don't Play Injured - Take a break if you get hurt.

3. Activity 3
Directions: Write true if each sentence describes
invasion games, false if not.

4. __________1. An invasion game is a game where the
goal is to attack the other team's area and score
points.
___________2. In Invasion game, you have to protect
your team's goal or target.
__________3. Being able to throw, kick, or pass a ball or
object is one of the important skills in invasion games.

5. __________4. Not avoiding defensive players is one of
the attacking strategies in invasion games.
__________5. When playing invasion games, it is
important that you keep safe and follow to safety
rules

6. Evaluation
Activity 4
Directions: Choose the letter of the correct
answer.

7. 1. What is the main objective of an invasion game?
a. To sit quietly and read books
b. To score points by attacking the opponent's
territory
c. To score by being the first to cross the finish line.
d. To shoot an object at a target in order to score
points.

8. 2. Which of the following skills are NOT utilized in
invasion games?
a. Speed and agility
b. Dodging and catching
c. Sitting and crawling
d. Throwing and passing

9. 3. To stay safe while playing, you must _____________.
a. wear colorful clothes
b. play immediately
c. ignore the rules of the game
d. wear protective gears like protective pads

10. 4. What attitude might a player have in order to
enjoy and continue in the game?
a. being rude with playmates
b. being respectful and displaying sportsmanship
c. being always the leader
d. All of the above.

11. 5. How can playing an invasion game improve one's
physical health?
a. It increases one's endurance and physical strength.
b. It keeps one healthy and physically fit.
c. It encourages productivity and well-being.

12. G M E A S
Activities that people do for fun, usually involving rules
and competition.
P A T T N I E O R
A Filipino outdoor game where players try to cross a
play area without being tagged by the other team.

13. C O R O D N A I T O I N
The ability to use different parts of the body together
smoothly and efficiently.
S R T A T G E Y
A plan or method used to achieve a goal, especially in
games or sports.

14. Patintero - A Fun Filipino Game
Patintero is a popular game played in the
Philippines. In addition, it comes from the Spanish term
tinte, which means "tint or ink“, referring to the drawn
lines. It is played with two teams, each with at least 5
players. The goal of the game is to block the other
team from passing through the lines.

15. How to Play
1. Draw a big rectangle on the ground and divide it into
smaller rectangles, usually 6-8 smaller rectangles.
2. The two teams take turns being the "guards" and the
"runners".
3. The guards stand on the lines, with one guard on each
line. Their job is to try to tag the runners as they try to run
through the lines.

16. 4. The runners try to run all the way through the rectangle
and back without getting tagged by the guards.
5. If a runner gets tagged, they are out of the game.
6. If a runner makes it all the way through without getting
tagged, their team gets points.
7. After 2 minutes, the teams switch roles - the runners
become the guards and the guards become the
runners.

17. Scoring
The further the runners make it, the more points they
get:
First line: 1 point
Second, third, and fourth lines: 2 points each
Reaching the end and back: 5 points

18. Rules
1. The guards must keep at least one foot on the line
they are guarding.
2. The guards can only tag the runners with their
hands, not push or grab them.
3. The game is played for 3 innings, with each team
taking turns being the runners and the guards.