Energy in Sports connects athletic feats to biological engineering, reframing a soccer goal or high jump as a secret superpower. The fast paced text validates physical effort by explaining the kinetic science behind every movement. Books in this family share an action oriented approach to learning that transforms everyday play into a fascinating living experiment.
A parent would reach for this book when their child asks 'How did I do that?' after a big soccer goal or a high jump on the basketball court. It is the perfect tool for bridging the gap between a child's love of physical activity and their natural curiosity about how the world works. By explaining the mechanics of energy through the lens of familiar sports, the book validates a child's physical achievements while introducing fundamental scientific concepts. This nonfiction guide is ideal for 6 to 9 year olds who are starting to participate in organized sports and are ready to understand the 'why' behind their performance. It fosters a sense of pride and accomplishment by showing children that their bodies are amazing machines. Parents will appreciate how it turns a backyard game into a living laboratory, making complex ideas like potential and kinetic energy accessible and fun.
