The Math and Science of Sports – Full Bundle includes four complete PDF curriculums for Early Elementary, Upper Elementary, Middle School, and High School learners. Across 144 lessons, students of all ages build math, science, and physical literacy through their favorite sports.

From counting and direction in soccer to calculating torque in track and field, each level brings age-appropriate academic depth to movement. This bundle is ideal for homeschool families with multiple ages, co-ops, or PE-integrated STEM programs.

🧠 What’s Inside:

• 4 full PDF programs: K–2, 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12

• 144 total weekly lessons across 13 sports

• Covers force, motion, data, angles, velocity, timing, friction, and more

• Includes quizzes, activities, labs, and athlete profiles

• Aligned to NGSS and math learning standards

• Use for transcript credit, unit studies, or enrichment across grade levels

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The Math and Science of Sports – High School curriculum empowers students in Grades 9–12 to explore advanced STEM topics through the lens of sports. This 36-week course investigates physics, statistics, biology, and engineering principles applied to athletic training, sports equipment, biomechanics, and performance modeling.

Students engage in labs, create data sets, write short reports, and calculate values for topics like kinetic energy, torque, center of gravity, drag, air resistance, probability, and more. Every lesson is connected to real-world data from professional athletes and Olympic-level training.

A powerful option for homeschool STEM credit, elective science, or co-op class, this PDF-based curriculum offers college prep readiness through sports science.

📘 What You’ll Learn:

• Explore aerodynamics, force vectors, statistics, and injury prevention

• Solve real-world problems using graphing, calculus basics, and regression

• Study topics such as altitude training, material science, heart rate zones, and VO₂ max

• Analyze athletic performance with real sports science case studies

• Ideal for a full-year elective, science credit, or PE-based STEM class

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Study sport-specific terminology at Etymonline and learn how language evolves in sports science through the Linguistic Society of America.

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📥 Format & Delivery:

Instant PDF download, structured by week, with detailed lessons, labs, athlete analysis, and answer keys.

🎯 Ideal For:

• High school students earning elective STEM or science credit

• Co-op classes blending fitness and STEM

• Athletes interested in biomechanics, training, or sports analytics

By year’s end, students will have built a full academic portfolio demonstrating math, science, and critical analysis—through something they love: sports.

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The Math and Science of Sports – Middle School curriculum delivers an in-depth academic experience that connects physical activity to scientific and mathematical thinking. Designed for Grades 6–8, this curriculum explores real-world STEM concepts such as Newton’s Laws, acceleration, probability, trajectory, data analysis, and biomechanics.

Each of the 36 weeks includes a sports-based topic—such as analyzing jump angles in long jump, calculating averages in baseball, or understanding aerodynamics in swimming. Students read athlete case studies, conduct experiments, and solve real problems using charts, variables, and data sets.

Ideal for homeschool, co-op, or classroom STEM programs, this curriculum supports NGSS science standards and middle school math benchmarks.

🏆 Key Features:

• In-depth studies of 13 sports with weekly math/science integration

• Topics include velocity, angles, force diagrams, center of gravity, and reaction time

• Develop data collection and interpretation skills through charting and measurement

• Study real athletes including Usain Bolt, Katie Ledecky, and Shohei Ohtani

• Format: PDF download, easily printable or digital for 1:1 or small group instruction

• Use for full-year STEM, electives, or unit-based learning

📘 Learning Objectives:

• Use formulas and reasoning to model sports outcomes

• Analyze forces and motions using data and variable comparison

• Connect math concepts like mean, percent, and scale to real events

• Apply engineering thinking to improve technique and performance

• Gain scientific literacy through athlete-centered experiments

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Study the origins of technical language with Etymonline, or explore how physical movement intersects with cognition at the Linguistic Society of America.

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📥 Format & Delivery:

Full-year PDF curriculum ready for weekly use. No prep required—includes weekly objectives, lesson notes, activities, and assessments.

🎯 Ideal For:

• Middle school homeschool families ready for a deeper STEM path

• Co-ops offering science or elective sports math classes

• Teachers looking for a high-interest real-world math/science integration

Students will leave the course with a toolkit of analytical strategies to understand how math and science shape every athletic performance.

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The Math and Science of Sports – Upper Elementary curriculum blends academic rigor with active engagement. Designed for learners in Grades 3–5, this full-year curriculum uses 13 sports to explore increasingly complex math and science concepts like center of mass, graphing, velocity, angles, friction, and probability.

Students learn how balance improves swing accuracy in golf, how gravity and motion affect basketball shots, and how force and speed power athletic performance. Every lesson is rooted in real-life sports examples, supported by stories about athletes such as Annika Sörenstam, Naomi Osaka, and Simone Biles.

This downloadable curriculum features weekly lesson explanations, hands-on activities, data tracking, athlete bios, and challenge questions that encourage critical thinking. Perfect for homeschoolers, enrichment programs, or co-op classeslooking to integrate STEM with physical education.

🔍 What You’ll Learn with Math and Science of Sports – Upper Elementary:

• Apply math operations and measurement to real sports situations

• Understand scientific principles like force, friction, motion, and energy

• Explore key concepts such as balance, angles, data, direction, and reaction time

• Weekly lessons on sports like golf, tennis, soccer, swimming, gymnastics, and more

• Learn to calculate averages, track stats, and graph results

• Format: PDF download – printable and interactive

• Use case: homeschool, classroom science, STEM units, co-op enrichment

📘 Learning Outcomes:

• Analyze physical movements using math, angles, and distance

• Make connections between sports strategy and scientific reasoning

• Record and interpret results with charts and graphs

• Learn through guided experiments and real-world modeling

• Build confidence in applying academic content through motion

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Explore how terminology shapes athletic identity at Etymonline, and investigate how movement and cognition interact through the Linguistic Society of America.

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📥 Format & Delivery:

Delivered as a digital PDF curriculum with weekly lessons, athlete spotlights, and engaging worksheets. Ready to print or use on-screen.

🎯 Ideal For:

• Homeschoolers looking for an academic, movement-based STEM course

• Co-ops with mixed-ability 3rd–5th graders

• Teachers integrating real-life math and science into PE or science class

Students complete this course with a stronger understanding of how athletic success is rooted in science—and how data and math fuel performance.

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The Math and Science of Sports – Early Elementary curriculum transforms everyday physical activity into a powerful academic experience. Perfect for Grades K–2, this 36-week course uses kid-favorite sports to introduce early math skills and foundational science concepts through movement, play, and real-world applications.

Designed for curious, active learners, this curriculum explores 13 sports—including football, hockey, basketball, track and field, gymnastics, tennis, and more. Each month focuses on one sport with four weekly lessons that cover counting, addition, subtraction, measurement, direction, speed, force, balance, timing, friction, and more.

This hands-on program includes games, movement-based math, creative science demonstrations, and real-world athlete examples. It’s perfect for homeschoolers, co-op settings, or early elementary classrooms looking to bring STEM to life through sports.

🧠 What’s Covered in the Math and Science of Sports – Early Elementary Curriculum?

• 13 sports explored over 13 months

• Weekly lessons on topics like force, balance, friction, and measurement

• Math concepts include counting, addition, subtraction, and early data comparison

• Science themes include motion, direction, speed, timing, and center of mass

• Fun athlete profiles featuring stars like Tom Brady, Simone Biles, and Lionel Messi

• Weekly quizzes, activities, and movement-based experiments

• Format: PDF download – perfect for digital or printed use

• Ideal for homeschooling, afterschool enrichment, or early STEM integration

🌟 Learning Objectives:

• Understand how math and science apply to real-world sports

• Strengthen early math fluency through interactive games and visuals

• Explore scientific ideas through hands-on discovery and physical movement

• Foster early critical thinking through guided observation and comparison

• Build early body awareness, coordination, and problem-solving

🌐 Extend the Learning:

Boost vocabulary by exploring sport-related terms with Etymonline, and discover how movement connects to language and learning through the Linguistic Society of America.

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📥 Format & Delivery:

Your purchase includes a downloadable PDF curriculum with full-color, print-ready pages. Ideal for weekly pacing over 9–13 months depending on customization.

🎯 Ideal For:

• Homeschool parents integrating STEAM with physical education

• Co-op instructors leading multi-age sports science classes

• K–2 teachers seeking to meet NGSS and math standards through kinesthetic learning

By the end of this program, learners will have a strong foundation in math and science concepts—all while exploring their favorite sports!

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