Soccer Set

Description

This compact tabletop soccer game brings the excitement of the world’s most popular sport right to your dining room table. Players control color-coded handles to maneuver bars and kick the ball toward their opponent’s goal, creating an engaging competitive experience that’s perfect for siblings or family tournaments. The sturdy construction measures 17.72 x 14.8 x 3.94 inches and weighs just 4.87 pounds, making it easy to set up anywhere in your home or take along on trips.

Product Features

Family-Friendly Design: Two teams are easily identified by different colored handles, allowing players to quickly jump into gameplay without confusion.

Interactive Controls: Players twist and move the bars to control their team and score goals, developing hand-eye coordination and strategic thinking.

Portable Entertainment: The compact size fits comfortably on most tables, while the lightweight design makes storage and transport simple.

Durable Construction: Built to withstand enthusiastic gameplay from children and adults alike, providing years of family entertainment.

How Homeschoolers Can Use This Product

Physical Education Benefits

This tabletop soccer set offers an excellent indoor PE option when outdoor activities aren’t possible. Children develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and reaction time while engaging in competitive play. The game encourages physical movement and can help burn energy during long study sessions.

Mathematical Learning Opportunities

Use gameplay to reinforce math concepts naturally. Track scores, calculate averages across multiple games, work with fractions when discussing win-loss ratios, or explore statistics by recording game data over time. Older students can calculate angles and discuss geometry as they plan their shots.

Social Studies Connections

Soccer provides a perfect gateway to explore world cultures and geography. Research different countries known for soccer excellence, learn about the World Cup, or study how the sport developed in various regions. Discuss teamwork, sportsmanship, and fair play as character-building exercises.

Science Applications

Explore physics concepts through gameplay by discussing force, momentum, and angles. Examine how different amounts of force affect ball speed and trajectory. Older students can calculate velocity or explore the science behind ball movement and collisions.

Practical Homeschool Tips

Set up tournament brackets for math practice, use games as rewards for completed assignments, or incorporate soccer-themed writing prompts about favorite players or memorable games. The quick setup makes it perfect for brain breaks between subjects or as a special Friday afternoon activity.

Character Development

Emphasize good sportsmanship, handling both victory and defeat gracefully, and encouraging family members during play. Use natural teaching moments about perseverance, strategy, and working within rules.