recreation

The word hockey comes from the French word "hoquet," which means "shepherd's crook." There are two teams in every hockey game. Each team tries to put the puck into the other team's net. Discover even more interesting information about hockey, including how to play and the history of the game, in the Let's Play Hockey book.

The main goal in football is to score touchdowns. Football is a contact sport. It can get rough, therefore protective equipment is important. Discover even more engaging information about football, including how to play and the history of the game, in the Let's Play Football book.

Text and photographs present the skills, equipment, and safety concerns of ice-skating.

Presents basic information about fishing, discussing bait, rods, reels, terminal tackle, pole fishing, fishing in still and running water, and how to look after a catch.

Simple text and full-color photographs introduce beginning readers to the sport of fishing.

Celebrates the many ways of enjoying a day when there is nothing to do--no homework, no soccer practice, no anything--from building a fort to lying down and watching the clouds change shape.

Presents requirements for achieving the various ranks within Cub scouting as well as information on how to join the Boy Scouts.

Photographs and simple text show a group of young children hopping, skipping, jumping, playing catch, and enjoying other activities.

Describes adventures that can be experienced in countries around the world, with instructions, maps, and travel suggestions to thrill any adventurer.

Presents an overview of the careers in recreation and leisure, providing information on the field, discussing education and training, leadership characteristics, and employment opportunities.