If you know Charlie you know he eats, drinks and sleeps basketball and not he is back into wrestling as well. Getting Charlie to do homework is harder than pulling teeth. For homeschool I’ve been looking for ways to get Charlie interested in school. Workbooks aren’t working as he is bored with them.
I’ve been searching online and haven’t found a website I think Charlie would actually sit down and use. Paying for something isn’t something i want to do because I don’t want to waste the money. I thought of picking up a journal and having Charlie draw and illustrate stories but wasn’t sure if he would do that.
Then I received a press release showing me Calanders from page a day and in it was A Year of Basketball Trivia Calendar. I was blessed when the company sent me this Calander which has trivia for the entire year. Charlie and I can use these facts in our Homeschool from Creative Arts to Art Class. As well as spelling and reading.
I love that the box is a bright yellow with a baseball that will capture Charlie’s attention. When looking at the box you will learn the Calander includes immortal records which I know David and Charlie will enjoy finding out about, Team History which Charlie enjoys looking up online on Google.
I can’t wait to learn about the Hall of Famers which I can create Lesson Plans around and Charlie and I can find books on. As well as see if there in any local Museums for a Homeschool Field Trip. Would you like to go with us? If you know someone who is obsessed with Basketball this makes the perfect Christmas Stocking Stuffer not only for men but women and children as well.
About:
Shoot—and score—with a year or everything basketball: stats, history, fascinating facts, larger-than-life personalities, legendary teams, and memorable moments. Immortal Records: Which NBA player was the oldest to make the All-Star team? (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar at 41 years old.) Team History: Who is the all-time leading scorer in Clippers franchise history? (Randy Smith with 12,735 points.)
Famous Firsts: Who was the first WNBA player to win the MVP award three times? (Sheryl Swoopes in 2000.2002, and 2005.) Plus League Leaders, College Ball, Dubios Distinctions, and In Their Own Words: “There’s a saying, don’t play with your food. We didn’t want to play with our food.”— Giannis Antetokounmpo, on finishing a first-round sweep against the Miami Heat in 2021. (Ouch!) Printed on responsibly sourced paper and 100% recyclable.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
