sportsmanship

Provides examples of children who play fair and show good sportsmanship, and features a brief story about a girl who knows the value of teamwork when playing baseball.

Wishbone and Joe race to discover the truth when Joe is suspected of playing practical jokes on his basketball teammates, derailing their chances for a great season.

While competing in his first cross-country bicycle race, Slam Duncan loses his first-place lead to help those in need.

After hurt feelings result in a calamitous crash in the downhill race, the Ridge Riders learn the importance of working together as a team.

Text and photographs describe cheers and chants and how cheerleaders use them.

Offers adolescent and teenage boys advice on dealing with the conflicts, pressures, expectations, and dangers of sports.

Contains eight nonfiction and two fiction works that examine sports around the world, including football in China, lice racing in Turkey, and sumo wrestling in Japan.

Highlights some of the most controversial and regrettable moments, failures, and figures in major pro and college sports.

At T-ball practice, Caleb is not very nice when the other children try to hit the ball, but when it is his turn, he finds that he is not much better.

Under Old Turtle's guidance, the animals learn how to play soccer and the meaning of good sportsmanship.