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Sports & Games

Play and learn the world's games — soccer, basketball, tennis, padel, swimming, and more.

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🎯 Ages 7-8 · 4

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1Soccer (English Football)Soccer — called football in most of the world — is the most popular game on the planet. Learn how it's played.Easy⏱ 6 min

2BasketballBounce, pass, and shoot! Learn how basketball is played and how teams score points.Easy⏱ 6 min

3SwimmingSwimming is great exercise and an important safety skill. Learn the main strokes and pool gear.Easy⏱ 6 min

4The Olympic GamesEvery few years, athletes from around the world gather to compete in the Olympic Games. Learn about the rings, the medals, and the seasons.Easy⏱ 5 min

5Teamwork & Fair PlaySports are about more than winning. Learn how teamwork, rules, and good sportsmanship make games fun for everyone.Easy⏱ 5 min

6VolleyballLearn about the fun game of volleyball! We will find out about the ball, the net, and how teams play together.Easy⏱ 5 min

7Running and RacingGet ready to run! Learn about racing, starting lines, finish lines, and how fast legs can carry us.Easy⏱ 4 min

8BaseballStep up to the plate! Learn about baseball bats, balls, and the fun sounds of this classic game.Easy⏱ 5 min

9TennisLearn how players use a racket to hit a ball back and forth over a net in tennis.Medium⏱ 6 min

10PadelPadel is a fast, fun racket sport — a bit like tennis, but played with walls. Discover how it works.Medium⏱ 6 min

11Ice Hockey: Speed, Skill, and Frozen ActionDiscover how ice hockey works, from the physics of skating on ice to slap shots, offsides rules, and why goalie pads are so massive. Lace up and learn!Hard⏱ 18 min

12Table Tennis: The Science of Spin and SpeedGo beyond just hitting the ball — learn how topspin, backspin, and sidespin make table tennis one of the most scientific sports in the world, and discover why rubber paddles are engineering marvels.Hard⏱ 17 min

13Rugby: Tackles, Tries, and How the Game WorksExplore rugby union — the oval ball, the scrum, the line-out, and why passing backward actually helps you move forward. Understand the positions, the points, and the physics of a big tackle.Hard⏱ 20 min