Champion MVP Volleyball · Ages 3 to 8
Let's Play Volleyball
Bumps, sets and teamwork at the net, on the beach and in the gym.
How do I explain volleyball to a young child?
Explain volleyball to a young child as a team game where you keep the ball off the ground by bumping, setting and hitting it over a net. Start with soft bumps using a beach ball or balloon. Let's Play Volleyball shows a child ages 3 to 8 how teammates help each other on every play.
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Let's Play Volleyball
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Watch volleyball before the first practice
A short Cartoon Sports Kids episode that introduces the basics of volleyball for young learners ages 3 to 10: the equipment, the goal of the game and how teammates help each other.
Volleyball book questions
What age is the Champion MVP Volleyball book for?
The Volleyball storybook is written for ages 3 to 8. Children ages 3 to 5 follow along through the illustrations while an adult reads aloud, ages 5 to 7 read it together with an adult, and ages 6 to 8 work through the puzzle book on their own.
When should I read the volleyball book with my child?
The week before sign-ups or the night before the first practice. The story walks through what a first volleyball practice feels like, including the nervous parts, so your child knows what to expect before they arrive.
Is there a free way to try Champion MVP volleyball?
Yes. Champion MVP publishes free animated episodes on YouTube and free printable activity pages for classroom and home use. No account or sign-up is required for any free resource.
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Teaching volleyball to a group? See Educator Support. Preparing your own child? See Parent Resources.
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