Young baseball fans will be drawn in by Brothers at Bat, the true story of the longest playing all-brother team in baseball history. This printable activity and discussion guide includes pre-reading prompts, discussion questions, and post-reading activities about baseball, sportsmanship, and the Accera brothers.
Brothers at Bat: The True Story of an Amazing All-Brother Baseball Team Curriculum Guide
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