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Team Sports Flashcards |
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These sports flashcards are jam-packed with action vocabulary. There are a lot of cards so you may wish to pick and choose what vocabulary or sports you want to cover. I tried to avoid overly technical vocabulary and concentrate on words that convey action in sports.
Some terms covered are: A basketball player passing the ball. A soccer player heading the ball. A goalie making a save. A referee calling a penalty. A volleyball player diving for the ball. A hockey player skating with the puck. A baseball player striking out. A football player scoring a touchdown.
You can use the game Fish or memory to practice this game. A simple version of fish goes likes this: A: Do you have a basketball player passing the ball? B: Yes, I do. (Or No, I don't. Go fish. A takes a card from the deck)
If the answer was yes, B gives the card to A and A gets a point.
A more complicated version of fish goes like this: A: Do you enjoy playing basketball? B: (Check to see if he or she has any basketball cards). Yes, I do. (Or No, I don't. Go fish. A takes a card from the deck)
If the answer was yes:
A: Do you have a basketball player passing the ball? B: Yes, I do. (Or No, I don't. Go fish. A takes a card from the deck), B gives the card to A and A gets a point.
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