A sporty addition to a sweet tween series that’s all about friendship—and cupcakes, of course! Katie’s Cupcake Club friends all have other activities besides making cupcakes: Mia and Alexis are on the soccer team and Emma plays the flute. Katie sets out to find her extracurricular niche and soon she’s dribbling, passing, and catching. Sure, Katie can whip up a great cupcake—but can she cook on the field too? When Katie tries out and makes the softball team it’s batter up….But instead of swinging away, she gets nervous during games. What if she makes a mistake? What if they lose? Is this the kind of batter Katie really wants to be dealing with? Katie starts to figure out that doing what you love always makes the batter sweeter.

Charlie Brown may not be the best pitcher, batter, or team manager, but his love for the game is boundless, no matter how many home runs he gives up, how many games he loses, how many errors his team makes, or how many times the game is rained out. This delightful collection of newspaper comic strips ―Batter Up, Charlie Brown! ― features three complete baseball stories starring good ol’ Charlie Brown and his frustrating (and frustrated) teammates Lucy, Linus, Pigpen, Snoopy, and the rest of the gang.

Provides a brief overview of baseball, including the breaking of racial barriers, women in baseball, and profiles of notable players.

Remembering happy days playing T-ball, SpongeBob is eager to join his dad's team--until he finds out they're playing real baseball.

An Australian wombat joins the Champs baseball team, and even though he is disastrously ignorant about the game, his innate talents save everyone when a tornado suddenly strikes.

Educational resource for teachers, parents and kids!

A basic introduction to the game of softball as played by children.

Celebrates the past century of baseball in Minnesota, featuring the greatest professional, minor league, amateur, collegiate, and high school teams.

"Caleb has always used the same wood bat. But this year, his new team's coach wants him to use an aluminum one. When his coach sees what Caleb can do with a wood bat, he agrees to let him use it--until the other team accuses Caleb of tampering with his prized Slugger! With his favorite bat out of commission, Caleb's forced to use the aluminum bat. How is he supposed to help his team win when he keeps striking out?" -- page 4 of cover.

Perform this script about two children who use their time machine to bring Babe Ruth to a modern-day training camp.