My husband was just peeking over my shoulder and wanted to know why teachers were discussing who had the best balls!:lol::lol:
If we link this thread to the other thread of comedy gold now running, we can really have some laughs. MathManTim
Those two threads were side by side a minute ago. Everytime I look at the latest post list, my eyes go to this or the other one.
Since we are on the topic of which types of balls are best, I'd like to put in my vote fore Rocky Mountain oysters.
3rd grade...I don't want kids throwing or bouncing balls in the classroom (one hit the SmartBoard projector last week)...so what do I say? "hold your balls"... You can imagine how that went over with the boys...
I almost felt like a perv or something laughing at the topic header until i read the replies lol Anyway, ahh I think Riddell makes good sports equipment. Its a bit pricy but its one of the better brands.
Rhinoskin for dodgeballs. I've used so many different types, and although these are a little more pricey, they're definitely worth it!
Wow, I commented here 9 years ago. I would say in the early 80s voit was the playground ball. Now it is lousy. I also said glycerin for the needle. Nope. Glycerin messed up all my pumps. I use only spit now. Some used vaseline. I have one old pump that works great cause its only had spit on it. btw this is my last year to buy stuff and pump up balls. Actually, kids come by my house to inflate their footballs or basketballs cause they know the pump is in my truck. 4 more months
why not? It was funny and balls are so important in PE. Besides PE teachers are ignorant of this little ATOZ window for their benefit.....or joy.......or entertainment.
serious answer...as a PE teacher the best thing to look for outside is something with a rhino lining at least. gopher sports is a good website
