Introduction to ArtificiaI Intelligence in Higher Education
Recreational Activities lesson 1.pptx
1. Recreational
Activities
•Held during special occasions
•Revitalize all the different
aspects of life (physical, mental,
social, emotional)
•All activities are held for
everybody’s enjoyment and
pleasure
19. Dominoes
•A French word for the black and white hoods
worn by Catholic priest in winter. It was played
in Europe in 18th century (Italy in the courts of
venice and Naples)
20. Snakes and Ladders
•Originated in India
•A game of morality with the bases of the ladders
representing good
•Snakes representing various forms of evil
•Teach children about religion
21. Characteristics of Recreation
Involves Activity
No single form
Determined by motivation
Occurs in unobligated time
Voluntary participated
Universally sought and
practical
By- products
Gives direct satisfaction
22. Values in Leisure and Recreation
Physical Health
Psychological Health
Social well-being
Emotional stability
Big business
23. Scope of Recreation
Indoor Activities
a. Games and Sports: chess, parlor games
b. Dance Activities: stop dance, trip to
Jerusalem
c. Music Activities: singing, instrumental playing
d. Drama Activities: story telling, comedy skits
e. Arts and Crafts: origami, pop- up cards
f. Hobby and Collecting Activities: cooking,
dancing, stamp
collections, antique collection
24. Outdoor Activities
a. Games and Sports: dual and team sports
b. Dance Activities: street dancing, aerobics
c. Music Activities: singing contest during fiesta
d. Nature and Outdoor Activities: camping,
hiking, field trips, picnic, excursions
e. Arts and Crafts: painting, drawing
f. Hobby and Collecting Activities:
f.1. bowling,tennis, f.2.
billiard, fishing
26. Quote:
Recreation's purpose is not
to kill time, but to make life,
not to keep a person
occupied, but to keep them
refreshed; no to offer an
escape from life, but to
provide a discovery of life.
---Author Unknown