The Art & Science of Baseball

As the summer arrives, the warm weather beckons children outdoors. In-between ball games and sporting events, do they have time to learn about the math and science of sports? Lab manuals from Schottenbauer Publishing make it easier than ever to learn about sport science.

For instance, consider the new series The Science of Baseball. The following graphs teach children about several aspects of baseball science. What can be learned from each graph?

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Does a Ball Fall Like This? Free Video Tests of Motion

Teachers and homeschool parents can quiz their students on the motion of balls with a new series of free YouTube videos from Schottenbauer Publishing. 

• Motion Test 1: Does a Ball Fall Like This? 
• Motion Test 2: Does a Ball Bounce Like This?
• Motion Test 3: Does a Ball Fly Like This?

These videos can be watched before and after three tutorial videos, showing 24 real sport balls bouncing, rolling, and flying through the air in projectile motion.

• Sport Balls Bouncing
• Sport Balls Rolling
• Sport Balls Flying

The latter three videos correspond to the Sampler Edition of Bounce, Roll, & Fly: The Science of Balls. This and other books by M. Schottenbauer, Ph.D. are available in both English and German from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Books-a-Million, Powell's, and other internet retailers. Wholesale is available directly from CreateSpace online.

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