Tee Ball Is Fun

This delightful book was authorized by the founder and inventor of the game of TEE BALL himself... Dr. Dayton Hobbs. Showing not only that tee ball is fun, this book helps teach your child about playing fair, doing what is right, and about being a good winner and not a sore loser!

Read a part of the story:

When springtime came in (Hometown), excitement was in the air. Flowers were blooming, bees were humming, birds were singing, and something special was going on around the ball park. It was TEE BALL time! Boys, girls, playmates, and friends were gathering. (Child), along with (Friends), stood side by side. They were on the same TEE BALL team with many other friends. They were all very happy to be on the (TeamName) team together.Happy to see them, the coach promised they would practice and learn how to bat, catch, slide, and other important things. {Child} tried hard to always listen to the coach, to keep (his\her) eye on the ball, to swing the bat level, and to play safely.TEE BALL games were always exciting. (Child)'s parents came to watch. So did (Friend)'s parents. Many other parents and grandparents were in the stands too. When (Child) and other players did well, they clapped and shouted! It was fun!When (Child) came to bat with (his\her) helmet on just right, the umpire set the TEE BALL up on the tee. (Child) took a deep breath and swung the bat with all (his\her) might!

Oh, oh! (He\She) swung so hard (he\she) spun all the way around - but the TEE BALL was still sitting on the tee. "Strike one!" the ump called.(Friends) shouted, "Go ahead, (Child)! You can do it!" (Child) heard someone call out from the stands, "C'mon (Child)! You can hit it!" Agai,, the umpire placed the ball on top of the tee. (Child) eyed the ball and swung straight. Wow! What a hit! It was a hot infield grounder. (Child) ran like a jack rabbit ....