Books with title Be a Team Player

When android teens join humans in high school, nothing will ever be the same. After years of hard work, Danny is finally the starting quarterback for the Fitzgerald Flash. But his senior year takes a turn when an android―Alice―joins the football team. With her advanced physical skills and quick mind, Alice soon shows up nearly every player on the team. If the human players can't figure out how to work with Alice, they may lose their chance at the state championship. Can Danny find a way to bring his team together?

With this journal, upper-elementary-age children will have fun with familiar Camp Adventure characters Ben, Tonisha, Joshua, and Loree. While at camp, they'll discover how to stay on the right spiritual path and be a player on God's team. Working through many of the same Bible passages as Mom and Dad, kids will learn faith habits that can last a lifetime. Filled with challenging activities, this journal I a great way for families to stimulate spiritual discussions with their children. Includes 70 cool stickers. For younger kids, use the grades K-2 activity book.

Imagine, a new boy has just moved into your neighborhood and His name is Jesus. In this, her second book in the "Can Jesus Come Out to Play" series, creator Phyllis Archer who is mother of four, step mother of three, grandmother of seven and great grandmother of two, teaches children important life principles. She continues to share her main character Kevin's experiences having Jesus for a playmate in this publication: "A New Team Player". Your kids will love it.

Imagine, a new boy has just moved into your neighborhood and His name is Jesus. In this, her second book in the "Can Jesus Come Out to Play" series, creator Phyllis Archer who is mother of four, step mother of three, grandmother of seven and great grandmother of two, teaches children important life principles. She continues to share her main character Kevin's experiences having Jesus for a playmate in this publication: "A New Team Player". Your kids will love it.

Cassie must learn that you can't "fix" someone else after a girl with Asperger's joins her softball team in the fourth and final book of the Home Team series from New York Times bestselling author and sports-writing legend Mike Lupica.Cassie Bennett is great at being in charge. She always knows what to do to lead her teams to victory, keep her many groups of friends together, or fix any problem that comes her way. So when Sarah Milligan, an autistic girl with unreal softball skills, joins Cassie's team, Cassie's sure she can help her fit in with the team.But before long it's obvious that being around so many people is really hard for Sarah, and the more Cassie tries to reach out and involve her, the more Sarah pushes her away, sometimes literally. It doesn't help that Cassie's teammates aren't as interested in helping Sarah as they are in making sure they make it to the new softball All-Star Tournament that'll be televised just like the Little League World Series.Soon no one seems to even want Sarah on the team anymore besides Cassie, and the harder Cassie tries to bring everyone together, the worse things seem to get. Cassie Bennett never backs down from a challenge, but can she realize that maybe the challenge isn't fixing a problem in someone else, but in herself? Or will her stubbornness lead her to lose more than just softball games?

Imagine, a new boy has just moved into your neighborhood and His name is Jesus. In this, her second book in the "Can Jesus Come Out to Play" series, creator Phyllis Archer who is mother of four, step mother of three, grandmother ofseven and great grandmother of two, teaches children important life principles. She continues to share her main character Kevin's experiences having Jesus for a playmate in this publication: "A New Team Player". Your kids will love it.