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    The document provides an overview of different types of competitions and tournaments for ball games and sports. It discusses the main types as single elimination, double elimination, and round robin. For each type, it provides the formula to determine the number of games needed based on the number of competitors or teams. It also provides examples of brackets for double elimination and round robin tournaments. The key information is how to calculate the number of games needed for different tournament styles based on the number of participating teams or competitors.

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    The document provides an overview of different types of competitions and tournaments for ball games and sports. It discusses the main types as single elimination, double elimination, and round robin. For each type, it provides the formula to determine the number of games needed based on the number of competitors or teams. It also provides examples of brackets for double elimination and round robin tournaments. The key information is how to calculate the number of games needed for different tournament styles based on the number of participating teams or competitors.

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    The document provides an overview of different types of competitions and tournaments for ball games and sports. It discusses the main types as single elimination, double elimination, and round robin. For each type, it provides the formula to determine the number of games needed based on the number of competitors or teams. It also provides examples of brackets for double elimination and round robin tournaments. The key information is how to calculate the number of games needed for different tournament styles based on the number of participating teams or competitors.

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    PE-3

    BALLGAMES/
    SPORTS
    MODULE 1
    INTRODUCTION TO
    BALLGAMES
    SPORTS
    An activity involving physical exertion and skill whichan individual or
    team competes with another or others for entertainment is called sports.
    BALLGAMES/BALLSPORTS
    Are many form of game or sport which feature a ball. These include
    games such as association football (soccer), baseball, basketball, and
    american football. Such games have diverse rules and histories and are
    of mostly unrelated origins.
    Game
    A competitive activity or sports in which players contend with each other
    according to a set of rules.

    Play
    Is unsructured activity.It is regarded as an activity which is done for
    rivalry, fulfillment and enjoyment.
    Objective of Sports
     To provide an environment for physical development for all.
     To provide opportunity for everyone to showcase their talent in
    sports field.
     To promote sportsmanship.
    Purpose of Sports
     Connect and build with our peers and make lasting friendships. Sports bring
    people together and facilities relationship building on and off the field.
     Present limitless education and learning opportunities. Sports encourages
    ongoing education in skill and personal development.
     Promotes social change by utiliing sport as a platform to advance social
    change. Sport create equal access and equal opportunity for all, and help
    eliminate discrimination, violence and abuse.
     Contribute to health by generating physical and mental energy that
    can be transformed into action, creativity, and innovation.
     Provide joy, sports allow us to express ouselves through simple
    movement. Sports can improve the human condition when people
    experience the simple joy of movement.
    Different Ballgames
    Prescribe by PASUC
    Source: https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i 1

    BASKETBALL
    Source: 1https://www.cev.eu/NewsImages/12343/Original/031413_DAC_7889.jpg

    VOLLEYBALL
    Source: 2https://assets.bwbx.io/images/users/iqjWHBFdfxIU/iDt6V.rPqgC0/v1/1000x-1.jpg

    FOOTBALL
    Source: 3https://www.tutorialspoint.com/sepak_takraw/images/sepak_takraw.jpg

    SEPAK TAKRAW
    Source: 4https://images.theconversation.com/files/338414/original/file-20200528-51509-1fm69mw.jpg?
    ixlib=rb-1.1.0&q=45&auto=format&w=1200&h=675.0&fit=crop

    BASEBALL
    Source: 5https://bloximages.chicago2.vip.townnews.com/siouxcityjournal.com/content/tncms/assets/v3/
    editorial/8/05/805b9605-443e-54bd-bc73-ad04de6a5d41/5f20e1fbbd312.image.jpg?resize=1200%2C863

    SOFTBALL
    Source: 6https://tiebreakertimes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/2020-SMART-Badminton-Asia-
    Manila-Team-Championships-Indonesia-def-Philippines-JONATAN-CHRISTIE-3.jpg

    BADMINTON
    Source: 7https://www.satabletennis.org/images/table-tennis-sanantonio-texas-04.jpg

    TABLE TENNIS
    Take action 1
    In a long bond paper draw or get some pictures of the equipment needed
    in the specific sports listed below. Attached it to our goggle classroom you
    can send a picture or in a pdf format and always turned in.

    SPORTS EQUIPMENTS NEEDED


    MODULE 2
    TYPES OF
    COMPETITION /
    TOURNAMENT
    1. SINGLE ELIMINATION
    2. DOUBLE ELIMINATION
    3. ROUND ROBIN
    THERE ARE NUMEROUS WAYS WHERE A TEAM OR
    INDIVIDUAL CAN COMPETE WITH ONE ANOTHER. IN
    THE SELECTION OF THE TYPE OF COMPETITION OR
    TOURNAMENT THE MAJOR CONSIDERATIONS ARE:

    1. THE TYPE OF ACTIVITY


    2. THE NUMBER OF COMPETITORS
    3. AVAILABLE SPACE AND TIME
    1. SINGLE
    ELIMINATION
    SINGLE ELIMINATION FORMULA TO
    DETERMINE THE NUMBER OF GAMES:

    N = NUMBER OF TEAMS OR COMPETITORS


    N –1 = NO. OF GAMES
    EX. 5 -1 = 4 GAMES
    TO DETERMINE THE NUMBER OF “BYES” IS TO SUBTRACT
    THE NUMBER OF PLAYERS OR TEAMS FROM THE NEXT
    POWER OF 2.
    (2; 4; 8; 16; AND 32 ARE POWER OF 2)
    IN CASE OF 5 TEAMS, THE NEXT POWER OF 2 IS 8.
    EX. 8-5 = 3 BYES
    2. DOUBLE
    ELIMINATION
    DOUBLE ELIMINATION FORMULA TO DETERMINE THE
    NUMBER OF GAMES:

    N = NUMBER OF COMPETITORS
    (N-1) 2 = NUMBER OF GAMES
    EX. (5-1) 2 = NUMBER OF GAMES
    (4) 2 = 8 GAMES

    TO DETERMINE THE NUMBER OF “BYES” IS TO SUBTRACT THE


    NUMBER OF PLAYERS OR TEAMS FROM THE NEXT POWER OF 2.
    (2; 4; 8; 16; AND 32 ARE POWER OF 2)
    3. ROUND ROBIN
    ROUND ROBIN FORMULA TO DETERMINE THE NUMBER OF GAMES:

    N = NUMBER OF TEAMS

    EX.

    10 = NUMBER OF GAMES
    ROUND ROBIN WITH EVEN NUMBER OF TEAMS

    ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3


    1 VS 6 1 VS 5 1 VS 4
    2 VS 5 6 VS 4 5 VS 3
    3 VS 4 2 VS 3 6 VS 2

    ROUND 4 ROUND 5
    1 VS 3 1 VS 2
    4 VS 2 3 VS 6
    5 VS 6 4 VS 5
    ROUND ROBIN WITH ODD NUMBER OF TEAMS
    ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3
    5 4 3
    4 VS 1 5 VS 3 4 VS 2
    3 VS 2 1 VS 2 5 VS 1

    ROUND 4 ROUND 5
    2 1
    3 VS 1 2 VS 5
    4 VS 5 3 VS 4
    TAKE ACTION 2

    CREATE YOUR GAME!

    Make your own bracket using double elimination


    showing how the tournament ends. Choose one in the
    number of teams given ( 6 teams, 7 teams, or 8 teams)
    that you want to compete in your tournament. Write it in
    the bondpaper or in any clear paper, make it visible and
    presentable. Attach it to our goggle classroom according
    to what number of activity it is and always turned in.
    THANK YOU!!!

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