Football Rules Book For Kids

By Troy Wright •  Updated: 12/02/20 •  7 min read

 

1. Football Frankie : The Rules of the Game For Kids

2. The Little Coaches PlayBook : A football playbook for the coaches of the future

3. My First Book of Football: A Rookie Book

This helps young readers learn the rules, plays, and basics of popular football. In the first Rookie Book, My First Book of Football, an illustrated rookie player character introduces the next generation of fans to the world of football and guides kids through a visual retelling of an actual NFL game–from the nail-biting coin toss to the exhilarating winning touchdown.

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Simple text with action photography and a glossary of football terms throughout, including punt, tackle, kickoff, end zone, and more, reinforce the message on each page with humor and fun. A perfect book for beginning readers, My First Book of Football is meant to be a shared reading experience between parents and their young football rookies.

4. My Football Book

My Football Book is a guide for the youngest football fans from Washington Post/Children’s Book Guild Award winner Gail Gibbons.  You will find:

  • The markings on a football field
  • What football players wear
  • The positions, from quarterback to wide receiver
  • The excitement of the kickoff
  • The thrill of scoring a touchdown

This is for your beginning reader and targeted to young children.

5. Winning Youth Flag Football: System and Playbook for NFL Flag based leagues

Conclusion

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Troy Wright

I am a lifetime basketball enthusiast and loved playing basketball competitively through high school. I still try and play at least 3 times a week and explore all kinds of equipment and training to keep myself on the court and continually getting better. I am a college basketball fanatic and move onto the NBA when March Madness ends.