Pares Panyo

My MVP for this game is Yna because I think she was able to show her full potential in using her skills for this game. They were one of the teams that still had lives when almost everyone was dead. She was really competitive in winning and protecting the panyos they got.

It was for me, a "life and death" game, literally and not at the same time. It challenged all of us to do our best and to try to protect what was ours, the panyo. We also had fun at the same time because of the number of competing teams that were all willing to win. It made our skills exceed to the highest level possible just to reach the goals of the game. It was also a good form of exercise and may be used as a team building activity in other occasions. I also got to be closer with my partner, Shiela because we had a sense of unity while the game was going on. Overall, it showcased a great deal of skills that were fully seen among all of us.

Mighty Kutos

I chose Ralph as the MVP because he had a very smart approach towards the game. He started jumping as everyone also imitated him. He was one of the last persons to be caught because of his tactic which was effective throughout the game.

"Mighty Kutos" was one of the invented games that I would have wanted to play when I was a kid. It was very suitable for my childhood environment as me and my friends would play in wide streets and there were a lot of us. It was a very long game though because a lot of us were using the "jumping strategy" and we were really decided to hide the ball from the "its". It was very challenging but fun at the same time. The presence of the ball that needs to be caught added competition within the class and enabled all of us to do our best. It's also considered as one of the games I would still play in the future. It would surely bring back the childhood friends I had before who loved playing games like these.

Agawang Sulok

I chose myself as the MVP because I think that this game was on of those I played at my best. I was rarely being called to be the "it" and I easily found corners to run to. This was truly one of those games that I turn really competitive.

"Agawang Sulok" for me was a standing up version of the game "Dr. Quack quack". This is the reason why I love the game so much. I used to play "Dr. Quack quack" a lot when I was younger and it was a favorite game of mine. This game made me miss playing "Dr. Quack quack" a lot but I saw it as a new game that I could enjoy as much. It was a very competitive game and a lot of us were really hoping for the best to get a good post. Like the other games we played, It was a good source of exercise especially the variations that involved a lot of muscle power. Playing it would be a good past time especially when a person is feeling bored with the usual Philippine Games that are played.

Mutant's Apple

I saw Vic as one of the people who was active in playing this game. He was good at catching the ball and he was usually the first one being saved. He was also good at throwing the ball back and saving his other group mates.

I think that this game had good feedback from the class. It was one of those games that you feel so intense but at the same time, you get to laugh about it. Everyone was shouting as the game was going on and it feels great especially when you become part of saving a group mate or trying to be saved. Everyone of us also got the equal opportunities to throw and catch the ball. I think that this game is a good form of exercise while at the same time, having as much fun as you want. It also has presence of easy access materials that could be recycled like papers. I would look forward to playing this game again. It is a good way to release stress with friends or family while exercising at the same time.

Halo-halo

I chose Danie as my MVP for this game because I saw how fast his reaction time was. He was able to finish all the combinations given by the reporters right away.

"Halo-halo" was a combination of fun and intellect. Aside from fostering enjoyment within the class, it became a tool for letting us think fast and testing our memories. It will surely be an invented game to remember, especially that people from all ages are most likely willing to play these kings of game. It was also a very timely game, which they reported nearing summer time. For me, it added good vibes while we were playing it in class. It also challenged me in a way especially during the variations part where in we had to close our eyes. It was really interesting because it added more intensity to the game and a lot of us were really competitive and wanting to win. I think that as years go by, I would still be playing this game and passing it on to my friends and family members for it promotes a lot of skills that enhances all of us.