A Baseball Coloring Book for Kids Ages 3 to 7 That Teaches the Game
Cute Animal Characters, One Baseball Lesson Per Page, 97 Pages
An easy gift for a grandson, granddaughter, godchild or nephew ages 3 to 7. Perfect for birthdays, Christmas stockings, Easter baskets, or the first season on a team.
Looking for a coloring book for the season he just signed up for? This is it. Every page is a cute animal on the diamond with one short line about what is happening: the bat, the glove, the bases, the rules, even the ballpark snacks. He colors, you read the line out loud, and by the first practice he knows the basics.
Most baseball coloring books are a bat and a ball. This one has cute animal characters playing a real game, with a story running through it, which is why a young child stays with it and why one mom said her three year old loves it and she sits down to color with him and talk about baseball.
Inside, you will find:
• 97 pages of baseball, each one with a line that teaches something about the game: equipment, rules, the words players use, and classic ballpark snacks.
• Cute animal characters a young child wants to color, drawn clean enough for a scribbler and detailed enough for a careful six year old.
• The basics a kid needs for the first season: teamwork, perseverance, sportsmanship and playing fair.
• A square 8.5 by 8.5 inch book with a matte cover, in paperback or a hardcover keepsake edition.
Read. Learn. Color.
Every page works the same way, which is why young children finish it:
• One cute animal scene from the real sport
• One short line that teaches what is happening, written to be read out loud
• Plenty of room to color
Why It Works
That is what the reviews say. Eighteen ratings, all five stars. A mom said her three year old loves it and she colors with him and talks about baseball. A grandmother called it a great gift for grandchildren that teaches the joys of sports, teamwork and reading. Another gave it to her grandchildren and said it was informative about baseball but shown in a fun way. A reviewer who had never seen a book that teaches a sport while a child colors the story said it has become a favorite in their household.
Questions Parents Ask
Is it a story or a coloring book?
Both. Each page has one short line about the game and a full scene to color, so a child who cannot read yet still gets the lesson when you read it out loud.
What age?
Three to seven is the sweet spot. A three year old colors the big shapes, a six year old colors the details and starts reading the lines himself. Reviewers with eight year olds said the series skews young for them.
Crayons or markers?
Crayons and colored pencils are the safe choice. Like any coloring book printed on standard paper, heavy markers can show through, so put a sheet behind the page if he uses them.
An Easy Gift to Give
Most of the people who write reviews on this series are not the reader. They are the grandmother, the godfather, the aunt, the coach, looking for something for a birthday, a stocking, an Easter basket, or a child who just signed up for baseball. It arrives ready to give and it does not need explaining.
If you have been searching for a baseball coloring book for kids, a baseball coloring book for toddlers, a sports coloring book for boys or girls ages 3-5 or 4-8, or a first baseball book for a child who just joined t-ball, this was written for exactly that.
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