Football in Action scores a touchdown for one of North America's biggest sports. Children will learn about the positions on the football field, rules, proper equipment, and the importance of safety.
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John Crossingham has spent much of his life writing and editing. From magazines to newspapers he has been involved in all facets of publishing. Working on children's books allows John to combine his love of writing and art with a passion for teaching. An avid musician and fan of folktales and fables, he enjoys both the discovery of knowledge and challenge of communicating it to children.
John was educated at Brock University and received an honors BA in English. He has written for many Crabtree titles, including The Earth from A to Z, The Colonial Home, and several books in the new Sports in Action series.
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Carrying the ball
After you grab the ball, you will become the main target of the defensive players. They will not only try to tackle you - they will try to strip, or grab, the ball from your hands. To shield the ball, hold one end of it with one hand and press the other end firmly into your armpit.
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Helps young ones understand football. Some words were hard for my third grader to read but they are football terms. I wish I could have gotten this book two years ago while he was in first grade. I would have had to read it to him but he would have understood the equipment and terms for football. I only had to help my third grader a few times to read the book.
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