Self-Designed Games (Grade 11 NSC Matric Life Orientation): Flashcards

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Self-Designed Games
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Ndondo game type

Traditional SA game focusing on accuracy and teamwork

Ndondo aim

Successfully knock down maize cobs set up as targets

Ndondo scoring system

Each knocked down cob = 1 point

One-two-beki game type

Traditional rope-skipping game testing agility & timing

One-two-beki aim

Jump over rope without getting feet tangled

Indigenous games festival purpose

Celebrates SA culture, provides activity & community engagement

Captain's role in festival

Leads and motivates team members

Umpire/referee role

Ensures fair play and enforces game rules

Physical benefits of self-designed games

Coordination, motor skills, strength, balance, agility

Social benefits of self-designed games

Teamwork, cooperation, leadership, fair play, sportsmanship

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