Learn Baseball with Sports Illustrated for Kids + Book Bundle Giveaway

Help kids learn the details of Baseball before your next game outing with My First Book of Baseball

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*I received these baseball books for review. All opinions are my own*

I LOVE baseball. Whenever the weather was nice enough, my family would head out to the local diamond to throw some pitches, and run the bases. With 6 kids, 2 parents, and an aunt, uncle and grandma all living under one roof, we had ample players for 2 teams. Or, at least, good enough to pitch, hit, catch, and tag.

Take me out to the ball game! Teach kids baseball with Sports Illustrated for Kids

I remember my first time going to a real ball game, sitting in the stands, trying to understand everything that was going, and figure out the scoreboard. There was way more to baseball than what we played on those perfect spring days. My parents were great, though, and always took the time to try and explain what everything meant when I’d ask questions. Questions like, “How are they going to get the ball from over the fence?” and “What is a foul ball?”

These questions and more are all answered in the My First Book of Baseball by Sports Illustrated for Kids. 

Help kids learn the game before your next outing with My First Book of Baseball I was so stoked to check out these two new books from Sports Illustrated for Kids. Baseball is my first love when it comes to sports, and will always hold a special place in my life. Whether it was playing with my family, going to a game, watching the Red Sox on TV, or playing softball that one year in elementary school.

Take a break from reading My First Book of Baseball and enjoy a 7th Inning Stretch My First Book of Baseball did not disappoint. With bright colors and witty commentary from the young kid guide, I felt truly immersed in the sport. Lincoln, who has a hard time sitting still for books, was completely into it as well. He especially liked the 7th inning stretch, placed in a timely spot for us to get up and stretch!

Baseball Then to WOW! is geared more towards kids who already have an interest in the sport. Perhaps they’re on a team, or just enjoying wathcing the game. There are more black-and-white photographs from the early days of baseball and a whole lot more reading to be done in this book.

An inside look at Baseball Then to Wow! from Sports Illustrated for Kids.

That’s not to say I didn’t enjoy it, though. Because I did. Immensely. Many of the pictures reminded me of the cards I used to collect. I had a long white cardboard box, the perfect size for the cards. Allowance money always had a gum budget solely for the hope I’d get a rare player card and one I didn’t already own. Otherwise, it would mean an attempt at trading with my brothers who were just as possessive of their cards as myself.

Check out those fast balls! Baseball Then to WOW by Sports Illustrated for kids!

Have a Baseball enthusiast in your life, and want to speak their language? Then enter the Giveaway! One will win both Sports Illustrated for Kids Baseball Books – My First Book of Baseball and Baseball Then to WOW! Open to US 18+ ends 4/11/16

 

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51 thoughts on “Learn Baseball with Sports Illustrated for Kids + Book Bundle Giveaway

  1. That sounds like a fantastic book. I am sure it explains it A LOT better than I do 🙂

  2. My son is just starting to get into sports. This would be a perfect book for him so that he can understand this or better. I wish it was around when I was younger.

  3. Wow, what great books… I love them. I know that Hubby would love it if the kids got into baseball as much as he loves it. Thanks so much for sharing

  4. Those books look great. My kids are not in to sports yet, but I hope that they will be soon. They’re still young yet too. My youngest is thinking of joining soccer. I really love the illustrations in these books.

  5. My boy has really gotten into baseball this last year. With our Royals winning the World Series, it sparked a new light! Can’t wait to show these to him.

  6. those books look great. they are totally something i would have read while growing up. i remember i used to go to baseball games with my granddad when i was a little girl and loved it.

  7. What a wonderful way to explain sports in a simple fun way. I think even I would benefit from this package to get a better understanding of the game.

  8. These look perfect for our 4 year old. My husband is a huge sports fan and she is just starting to want to learn about the rules and traditions of the game.

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