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1 INSTRUCTIONS 1.Click SAVE AS – “NAME’s Info Book” 2.Type all of your information first, paying careful attention to what goes where. These pre-made slides are ready for you to use! 3.AFTER you’re done typing everything, you may add pictures, edit font, change colors of slides, or even add animations! Make this Info Book something you’ll be proud to publish! 4.Finally, delete this slide, and SAVE

2 Ice Hockey By: Jack E.

3 Table of Contents Chapter 1: Why You Should Play Hockey Chapter 2:The Game Chapter 3: Equipment Chapter 4:Rules and Reffs Chapter 5:Forwards and Offence Chapter 6: Defense and Goaltending Chapter 7: The Legends Chapter 8: Hockey Now and Then Glossary

4 Chapter 1: Why You Should Play Hockey Hockey is a really fun sport and it is a game for all ages. When you play hockey you can meat new friends and score goals and get exercise at the same time! There are a lot of options playing hockey. If you are not that good you can go to a clinics so you can get better. If you are super good at hockey and better then everyone else you can try out for a travel team. On travel teams there are better players on your team and you will play against better players and you will get better faster. If you are not as good as the people or you do not make it you can play in a house league. Where it is a little easer. When you get better you try out for a travel team.

5 Chapter 2: The Game The game of hockey is different then most sports you might have heard of. In order to win you have to score goals. You use sticks to hit or shoot the puck. You try to block pucks on defense. That’s the basics.

6 Chapter 3: Equipment Hockey is a very rough sport you that’s why you need a lot of equipment. The equipment is hockey pants, chest protector, shin guards, jersey, cup, a helmet and hockey socks. The goalie wares different equipment the goalie wares a helmet, big leg pads, chest protector, a cup, goalie pants, and a neck guard(s).

7 Chapter 4: Rules and Reffs There are many rules in hockey. Some of them are called penalties. The reffs (referees) call the penalties. Some penalties are tripping, interference, and fighting. If you get a penalty you will have to spend 2min, 5min or get suspended for the game and maybe some others.

8 Chapter 5: Forwards and Offence Everyone plays offence but the forwards have the most important job. The forwards try to get the puck and get a good shot on net when the other players (two defensemen) stay at the point trying to stop the puck from going past the blue line. If the puck gets past the blue line the team that has the puck is offside.

9 Chapter 6: Defense and Goaltending Playing defense is really important in hockey. If the puck gets past the goalie the other team gets a point. Just like offence everybody plays defense. But when the puck gets past the defense it is up to the goalie to stop the puck from going into the net.

10 Chapter 7: The Legends Gordie Howe played for the Detroit red wings and he is the best hockey player of all time. Gordie knew how to fight. In one game he got in a fight and broke Lou Fontinatos (new york rangers) nose. In 32 years Gordie scored 975 goals and had 1,383 assists and 2,358 points. Gordie is

11 Chapter 8: TITLE OF CHAPTER HERE Type the paragraphs of your chapter here.

12 Glossary FIRST WORD HERE – Write the definition of the word here. SECOND WORD HERE – Write the definition of the word here. THIRD WORD HERE – Write the definition of the word here. FOURTH WORD HERE – Write the definition of the word here. FIFTH WORD HERE – Write the definition of the word here.


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