Passing, communication, and coordination all braid together in this classic basketball activity. Circle up! Players pass the ball around the court and into the basket in this fast-paced team activity.

Say goodbye to boredom with these 25 free printable games for kids of all ages that are perfect for any occasion. As you know, I’m a fan of free printables and especially free printable board games!

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NBA legend Michael Jordan was issued a major challenge by Chris Paul in a room full of kids and the Chicago Bulls ... Paul challenged Jordan to a shooting drill. If Jordan missed three shots ...

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by Ambreia Meadows-Fernandez Craft subscription boxes are a fun, educational way to keep kids entertained. We tested 15 options with a total of 23 kids to find the best. by Signe Brewster and ...

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When is practicing readiness for a school shooting too much for kids to handle? That question arose this week at Richmond Consolidated School, as an email to The Eagle stated — incorrectly, it turned ...