Keep little ones connected to the activities they love with our selection of sport-related books. And even if they aren't super into sports, every young reader will enjoy these fun stories of teamwork and determination.
Madame Gazelle has arranged for a very special visitor to come to Peppa’s playgroup today. It’s Miss Rabbit and she’s here to teach the children yoga! From breathing exercises to gentle stretches, Peppa and her friends learn about all the benefits of the ancient practice which results in a very calm group of kids for their parents to pick up later. Mini yogis can follow along with the stretches too. Everybody say ommm…
Have you ever wondered what the day in the life of a footballer is like? Now little ones can find out with this lift-the-flap board book. Help the footballer pass the ball, tackle other players, and score the winning goal! This book is perfect for introducing kids to the beautiful game.
There’s a race taking place in the Land of Nod. It’s Midsummer’s Eve and Rumble and his dinosaur friends are waiting at the start line ready to run. The teams set off taking on the tallest mountains and the splashiest of rivers but will Rumble and his team reach the finish line first? And most importantly, will they get back in time for bed?
If your little one is a football AND Peppa Pig fan, they’re going to love this sweet tale. Peppa has a brand-new ball, and she is super excited to play a game of football with all her friends. Once she has them all gathered, they split off into teams to begin the game. But who is going to referee to make sure they play fairly? Luckily, Daddy Pig is around to step in and act as the ref.
Mini future Olympians can go for gold and experience a day in the life of a pro athlete with this book in the Busy Day series . From getting up early and warming up to competing in the long jump and diving in the pool, little readers can use the liftable flaps to help the athlete go about his day. A great interactive book to read together at playtime.
It’s a beautiful sunny day and Suzy Sheep has come round to play with Peppa and her brother George. Daddy Pig was listening to the cricket, but he decides to teach the kids how to play! As well as the rules of the game, Peppa and the gang learn about teamwork and sportsmanship. This book is perfect for little cricketers. Howzat?
Have you heard about the Great Garden Hamster Race? It’s a big deal. Hamsters from all over the world come to take part, and Ned has been training for a long time for this. The race starts and Ned is out in front! He’s so ready to win he doesn’t even stop to help some critters who need help. It’s only when Ned finds himself in trouble and is helped out by another that he rethinks whether it’s really THAT important to win...
Peppa Pig and her little brother George have gone to their local swimming pool. Peppa loves swimming but it’s George’s first time so he’s feeling a little bit nervous. George needn’t worry though – Mummy and Daddy Pig are there to help ensure he has his armbands on and in no time the new little swimmer is splashing around. A lovely adventure for children new to swimming.
Just like us, Peppa Pig and her friends are super excited about the Olympic games. So, in preparation for the historic global sporting event, they’re practising some of their favourite sports themselves. There’s gymnastics, football, swimming, basketball – the list goes on. And Peppa fans can join in the fun with the 230 stickers and 13 different scenes in this activity book. Let the games begin!
Our favourite twins are taking part in their school’s sports day, and they can’t wait to take part in the races. Topsy and Tim both insist they are the faster runner out of the pair and end up falling out whilst practising. But now that the big day is here they can find out, once and for all, who is fast enough to win a gold medal.
Another one for football lovers! Duggee has his football badge and is now teaching the Squirrels how to play the beloved game. With Duggee in the goal, the Squirrels need to try and kick the ball past him. Unfortunately, the enthusiastic Squirrels have got a bit carried away and are kicking the ball in the completely wrong direction! Will they ever learn how to score a goal?
