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list price: $9.95
edition:Paperback
also available: Hardcover
category: Children's Nonfiction
published: March 2007
ISBN:9780778731702
publisher: Crabtree Publishing Company

Kick it Soccer

by Bobbie Kalman & John Crossingham

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soccer, fitness & exercise
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list price: $9.95
edition:Paperback
also available: Hardcover
category: Children's Nonfiction
published: March 2007
ISBN:9780778731702
publisher: Crabtree Publishing Company
Description

Young children can find out why soccer has become the world’s most popular sport. Kick it Soccer goes for goal as kids learn about • how players handle the ball • how each position helps to make a winning team • the role of a referee and rules • soccer star profiles

About the Authors

Bobbie Kalman

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John Crossingham

JOHN CROSSINGHAM has spent most of his life playing music and writing words. In addition to having edited with OKB, he is author of Learn to Speak Music. A veteran of numerous bands, including Broken Social Scene and Raising The Fawn, he has toured much of the world, played on Conan, Letterman, and the Junos, and has released several albums and EPs. He has also written and edited dozens of children's books, as well as written about music for FASHION and Chart magazines. He lives in Toronto, Ontario.
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Recommended Age, Grade, and Reading Levels
Age:
7 to 11
Grade:
2

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Kick it Soccer (Sports Starters)

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Kids learn how players handle a soccer ball, how each position helps to make a winning team, the role of a referee and game rules. They also discover why soccer just might be the world’s most important sport. Includes photographs, glossary and index.

Source: The Canadian Children’s Book Centre. Best Books for Kids & Teens. 2008.

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