Fagbøger for børn og unge: boldspil: baseball og softball

As the Braves prepare for the championship game, they are faced with some shocking news when it comes down to the last game of the season. The team struggles to find out who will play what position after the loss of one of their teammates. However, soon enough, the Braves learn it's not about winning but coming together as a team.Just Like My Dad 2 also explores the impact of fathers, both in and out of these kids' lives. Father figures are everywhere, but how often can fathers become absent and other family members step in to fill the void?That is the situation for many of these players. That is where Coach Carl and Coach Mike step in. For a lot of the players, they are the ones they look up to and lean on in the difficult times within their own families. Can these families reconnect through open communication and strengthen their bond?Along everyone's journey during the baseball season, can Coach Carl and Coach Mike prepare the team for an unbelievable game as they learn to stick together and find strength in each other?Discover the power of teamwork, friendship, and overcoming adversity on and off the baseball field.

As the Braves prepare for the championship game, they are faced with some shocking news when it comes down to the last game of the season. The team struggles to find out who will play what position after the loss of one of their teammates. However, soon enough, the Braves learn it's not about winning but coming together as a team.Just Like My Dad 2 also explores the impact of fathers, both in and out of these kids' lives. Father figures are everywhere, but how often can fathers become absent and other family members step in to fill the void?That is the situation for many of these players. That is where Coach Carl and Coach Mike step in. For a lot of the players, they are the ones they look up to and lean on in the difficult times within their own families. Can these families reconnect through open communication and strengthen their bond?Along everyone's journey during the baseball season, can Coach Carl and Coach Mike prepare the team for an unbelievable game as they learn to stick together and find strength in each other?Discover the power of teamwork, friendship, and overcoming adversity on and off the baseball field.

"Aggie and Jac might be twin sisters, but lately they haven't felt the same about anything. While Jac is excited about their move to Los Angeles and a chance to seem cool and mysterious, Aggie is worried her new locker won't open, that Jac could make new friends without her, and that her friends from home will move on, leaving her all alone. When the first day at school ends with an invite to join the neighborhood softball team, Aggie jumps at the chance to meet the other girls, even if she has to drag along Jac, whose own interest in the softball team might have more to do with the captain's older brother... Aggie is relieved to learn that each girl is dealing with their own problems and becomes excited at the opportunity to create strong friendships Jac and Aggie grow into different people, will they be able to hold on to their sisterhood? For life throws the biggest curveball of all: growing up."--

Robbie, a determined ninth-grader in a suburban Detroit high school, is on a mission to chase his dream of earning a place on the baseball team, despite grappling with a disability. As spring unfolds, heralding the anticipation of the 2005 All-Star Game in Detroit, Robbie navigates the tumultuous waters of high school life, each day bringing him closer to the trials and tryouts.Amidst the challenges, he contends with the taunts of bullies, the complexities of family dynamics, and the quest for acceptance among his peers and potential teammates. His journey is one many young readers will find relatable, with familiar faces and scenarios playing out against the backdrop of adolescent ambition.As Robbie perseveres, strong female figures grace his path, notably his spirited grandmother. She unveils a family secret: a hidden account of an integrated baseball game held on their family farm during the era of segregation, a monumental game featuring the stars of both Major and Negro Leagues.With each revelation and hurdle, Robbie inches closer to his dream. The camaraderie of baseball begins to transcend the boundaries on and off the field, intertwining with Robbie's personal quest for acceptance and achievement.

Contains historical backmatter including photographs, timeline, glossary, and translation of Spanish phrases included in the text.

"The Cubs' Last Game" is a children's picture book written in rhyme, for the 6-10 year-old age group. Imagine, if you will, the thrill and excitement of a complete game of Little League baseball between the fictional Cubs and Giants. Readers will be drawn into the game from the team huddle and opening pitch to the last slide at home plate. Listen and watch for the detailed sights and sounds of the game. All are described in vivid detail to fire the reader's imagination, whether the view is from the bleachers, the dugout or in the midst of the action on the field. Each crack of the bat and every chase of the ball are part of the infield and outfield ballet.The iambic beat of the rhyming couplets captures all of the fast-moving action of the game. Written in 19 four-line verses of two couplets each, the story's 714 Word Count is a bit longer than a standard children's picture book. However, the pace and tempo of the story, complimented by the exceptional illustrations by Junior's Digital Designs, push the story along for a fun read from start to finish. Anyone who has played, coached or watched Little League Baseball will easily relate to this final game of the season.

It's the Championship Game and the Sluggers are down to their last out. The Mighty Warner is up to bat. Will he hit a home run and win the game, or will he strike out, losing it all?

A CHANCE TO BE GOOD ENOUGH is a fun, event-filled children's book. A baseball player doesn't feel good enough to be on the team. Some of his teammates tease him because he always strikes out. He tries his best and constantly works hard to be better, yet he can barely hit the ball. All the drama unfolds at the game as the team strives to win the championship trophy. This exciting children's book has fun illustrations as it promotes social and emotional learning, helps readers understand and manage emotions, make responsible decisions, maintain positive relationships, and show empathy towards others.

Elmer and his friends return in the long-awaited sequel to Elmer's Plan, which is available on Amazon.Far, far away in Giants Valley was Dabner Forest, and tucked away in a hidden corner of Dabner Forest lies Dream Fairy Dell. Dream Fairy Dell is the home of Willie, the head sand-person; Susan, his best friend and the assistant head sand-person; and Elmer, the youngest of all the dream fairies.Join Elmer and his friends as they try out for the Giants Valley baseball league. With his best friend Drog, a nightmare troll; Pam, a troll with a growing problem and a good eye at bat; and Jester, a giant with a big heart who forgets to practice but remembers how to be a friend, as they try out for the teams and learn a valuable lesson about good sportsmanship.

A baseball pitcher and a student umpire fall for one another against league regulations and must keep it secret.

15-year-old Joe Taylor is quiet and shy, but he has a blazing fastball and pinpoint control. In 1957 he's one of the best pitchers in the state of Wisconsin. As a freshman at Wautuk High School, he and his best friend, catcher Hank Allyson, spend most of their days on the baseball diamond. While Joe has no lack of confidence on the baseball field, the same can't be said when it comes to girls. His biggest fan, Jayne Littlefield is not just a neighbor, she's also in his homeroom at school. When an opposing pitcher starts deliberately throwing bean balls and nearly injures Joe, he and Hank grapple with a desire to retaliate. Come summer, when Joe attends summer camp, he encounters not just a pack of bullies and a boy from the state reform school, but a large black bear which attacked people in a neighboring campground.

Baseball Short Stories For KidsAre you in search of the perfect book to captivate and inspire your young baseball enthusiast?Do you desire a book that not only engages your child's imagination but also imparts valuable life lessons?Look no further! "Baseball Short Stories For Kids" is the ultimate treasure trove of heartwarming and motivational short stories, tailor-made for young baseball lovers. Within its pages, your child will discover gripping tales of triumph, perseverance, and teamwork that will leave a lasting impact.You'll also encounter an extraordinary journey of an abundance of wacky, funny, and unbelievably interesting stories that will leave your kids in awe.This Extraordinary Book Features:20 captivating short stories exclusively centered around baseballExquisite illustrations that bring each story to life, sparking your child's imaginationFascinating insights and untold anecdotes that shed new light on your child's favorite playersA celebration of baseball's rich history, igniting a passion for the game and its timeless valuesStrange yet amusing stories that will leave your kids in delightful disbelief, wondering just how on earth these incredible moments came to be!This book is the perfect gift for your young baseball aficionado, designed to inspire them both on and off the diamond. With every turn of the page, they will not only be entertained but also encouraged to embrace the power of determination, resilience, and teamwork.Don't miss this opportunity to shape their love for the game and fuel their dreams. It's a must-have addition to every young fan's bookshelf.Purchase your very own copy today and watch your child's love for baseball soar to new heights!

In 1939 North Carolina, an all-Black baseball team "trespasses" on the whites-only baseball field, and the resulting racial outrage can only be resolved on the mound.

Esta es la historia de un niño llamado Alan. Es un muy buen beisbolista. Pero su miedo de ir a la barbería le impedía ver claramente la pelota de béisbol; debido a todo el cabello extra que cae sobre sus ojos. Esta historia es para chicos a los que no les gusta cortarse el pelo porque tienen miedo. Animado por Mamá y Papá que lo quieren tanto, le da una oportunidad al barbero en esta historia de valentía y confianza en sus padres.Este es el segundo libro de Renán, es el autor de La Navaja Bendita: Monólogo de un Barbero. Él es muy consciente de los miedos que enfrentan algunos niños al momento de cortarse el cabello, después de más de 30 años como peluquero. Para los niños, los cortes de pelo pueden ser muy molestos. Algunos chicos son más sensoriales que otros. El truco para cortar el cabello de los niños es hacerlo rápido y distraerlos con algo como dibujos animados. Tal vez también, ofreciendo una recompensa después del corte de pelo. Te sorprenderá el progreso después de ofrecer algo tan simple como una paleta. Ellos no quieren ser el centro de atención. No esperes demasiado para hacerle el próximo corte. Así tus hijos se familiarizarán más rápido con la rutina del corte de cabello.

Mike's passion for baseball clashes with his father's concerns about his responsibilities, so Mike must find a balance between his passion for the game and his after-school work.

“A wonderful illustration of what a great game baseball is and how it brings families together. Brothers at Bat is a story any baseball fan will enjoy and one that we all should know.” —Hall of Famer Cal Ripken, Jr."A captivating story, impeccable layout, and glorious illustrations make this historical account an unqualified winner." —New York Times Book ReviewThe amazing true story of the longest-running all-brother team in history! Full of action, drama, and excitement, the never-before-told tale of the Hall of Fame team is vividly brought to life in expert storytelling and stunning vintage-style art.The Acerra family had sixteen children, including twelve ball-playing boys. It was the 1930s, and many families had lots of kids. But only one had enough to field a baseball team . . . with three on the bench! They loved the game, but more important, they cared for and supported each other and stayed together as a team. Nothing life threw their way—not even a World War—could stop them.