The Editors of Sports Illustrated Kids

Sports Illustrated Kids is a sports magazine for kids ages 8-15 from the publishers of Sports Illustrated magazine. First published in 1989, Sports Illustrated Kids has featured the most popular athletes using articles, photographs, games, and advice geared toward a child’s perspective. Aside from features and special sports previews, additional content in each issue is organized into the following sections: “Freeze Frame,” amazing sports moments captured in a photograph; “Warmup,” a round-up of news, tips, photos, and more from the world of sports; “End Zone,” picture puzzles, games, and other educational stuff. Some features in every issue include: “LOL,” a funny sports-related photo; “Tips from the Pros,” how-tos on a sports technique from athletes at the top of their game; “Gear,” recommendations on what to wear on the field or on the court; “What’s the Call?,” an educational feature that teaches the rules of the game; and “Sports Gamer,” product reviews and tips for the sports video gamer. Another popular feature is the “Buzz Beamer” comic strip. Buzz, a young boy with blonde hair and dark glasses, is also the magazine’s sports mascot, and he’s featured playing a variety of sports in each issue and on the website.


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This is the fourth book in the "My First Book of..." series. It uses photographs of soccer players, cartoon drawings of a girl and boy, and speech bubbles to explain the sport of soccer in a easy to understand way. The photos are full-colour action shots of both men and women's soccer teams. Each page describes a particular part of the game, such as a position or a rule. Some of the commentary in the bubbles are cute jokes that will amuse the reader. A good book to use with a group of young children learning about soccer whether in a school for a physical education class or a community group. The publisher generously provided a copy of this book via Netgalley.… (más)