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50+ Hockey books for kids (toddlers to 12 years old)

Last updated on May 3, 2021

Let's live your children's passion through words! Below is a selection of over 50 hockey books for kids, organized by age from toddler to 12 years old.

Note: considering the low number of books where the main character is a girl hockey player, I have gather them into their own section rather than include them in each age section.

Note - if you are looking for hockey books for late teen / adults, head to this other article.

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Ice hockey books for toddlers
Hockey books for kids around 3 - 7
Children's books about hockey - age 6 to 9
Book about ice hockey - age 8 to 12
Hockey books with Girl heroins
Hockey notebooks for kids
Hockey colouring books

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Ice hockey books for toddlers

Let's start with toddlers. Below are a few books for them with great illustrations to discover the world of ice hockey.

Let's Play Hockey (Chunky Lift-a-flap Book)

by Ginger Swift and Cottage Door Press

A great introduction to Hockey for babies and toddlers: practice words from the world of hockey, count the number of players, watch the fan cheering. This lift-a-flap book is a great first hockey book.

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Little Hockey

by Matt Napier

Colorful illustrations and rhyming riddles will help you share your hockey passion with your toddler, discovering the basic elements of the game such as: 'Round and black--do you know its name? You need this disk to play the game." Answer: Puck.'

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First Hockey Words

by Per-Henrik Gürth

A great picture book for young hockey fans. Your kid will follow a group of animals who play a game of hockey, allowing your child to learn some hockey terms: from simple (team, net, shot...) to more complex (,face-off, penalty...).

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Goodnight Hockey

by Michael Dahl and Christina E. Forshay

Great bedtime book for kids who are hockey fans - a board book with rhyming text and beautiful illustrations?

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My first book of hockey

by the editors of Sports Illustrated Kids

With graphics, action photography and simple texts, this book introduces the basics of hockey to the youngest fans. The reader will follow a rookie as he discover the rules and tactics: the three-game period, power plays...

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Hockey books for kids around 3 - 7

Below are some great short stories to learn about hockey or follow the adventure or unlikely hockey players.
Lot's of fun for the kids and the hockey moms and dad helping to read them! They make great ice hockey gifts for kids (see all my other hockey gift ideas).

Z for Zamboni

by Matt N. Napier

A beautiful mix of illustrations and texts to share the rules, the players, the teams and the history of ice hockey. A book that is "fun and educational".

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Dino-hockey

by Lisa Wheeler and Barry Gott

Follow one of the most exciting hockey matches in prehistory: the Meat-eaters against the Veggisaurs. Join the fans and follow the actions of the T.Rex, the triceratops, the pterodactyl twins and the Raptor. Fun for the family!

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The day my fart followed me to hockey

by Ben Jackson and Sam Lawrence

This book is part of the series of Timmy and his best friend the Fart. In this story, they play hockey together, when Timmy attends the hockey tryouts.

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5-minute hockey stories

by Meg Braithwait

Great short bedtime stories about hockey: building an ice rink, scoring a goal... 12 short story for beautiful hockey dreams.

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Henry Hockeysticks: A day on the pond

by Brian Johnson

A beautiful illustrated story following Henry, his sister Hailey and their whole family as they spend the day at the pond playing Hockey and enjoying Nature. 

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The magic hockey stick

by Peter Maloney and Maloney Zekauskas

Inspired by a real story, this book follows a little girl whose parents win Wayne Gretzky's hockey stick at an auction. As she plays with it, she becomes a great player. But the great Gretzky seems to need this magic stick more than her...

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Puckster plays the hockey mascots

by Lorna Schultz Nicholson 

Puckster and his friend are living their dream: they are playing on the ice with their heroes the mascots of the Toronto Maple leafs (Carlton the bear) and the Montreal Canadiens (Youppi).

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My granny loves hockey

by Lori Weber

As a child , Granny used to watch the boys play hockey on the lake. She has always dreamed of playing herself. Her doctor says she should take it easy but with her granddaughter she knows that what she needs is a change to take a shot.

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The boy in number four

by Kara Kootstra and Regan Thomson

Based on the journey of Bobby Orr from a small town to one of the best NHL teams, this book follows the boy in number four as he pursue his passion and learns work, dedication, respect and determination.

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M is for Maple leafs

by Michael Ulmer

A book to learn the alphabet while discovering the history of the Maple leafs, one of the most popular hockey team in the NHL, and the concepts of hockey: players, coaches, hockey vocabulary... 

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Hockey Numbers

by Matt Napier

Using numbers, the short stories in this book introduce famous players, teams, hockey history and rules to the readers.

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One hockey night

by David Ward and Brian Deines

This book follows Owen and Holly who have just moved to Nova Scotia and are missing the frozen lake and their friends back in Saskatchewan. Christmas is only a few days away and their parents have a big surprise in stock for them!

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The Big Game

by Gilles Tibo

Everyone is giving hockey advice to Nicholas: his parents, his coach, the spectators, his sister...His team can't decide who to listen to. He must create his own strategy to win the championship game.

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Children's books about hockey - age 6 to 9

Stories

Let's start with some stories to help children learn and improve their reading: with passionate characters, the reader will learn more about following a passion and the sport of hockey.

There are no figure eights in hockey

by Chris Kreie

Josh is a champion figure skater who is looking for a new challenge. He decides to try hockey since he is already a good skater. But he soon discovers that there is more than skating to playing hockey. No more figure eights.

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Hockey: morning, noon and night

by Doretta Groenendyk

An easy book about hockey and how it can be incorporated in everything we do all day when we are passionate: eating, drawing, sleeping, playing music... It includes beautiful watercolour pictures.

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The golden goal

by Meg Braithwait

A book to learn to read while diving into an exhalting story: Canada and the US are facing off at the Olympics. This is the the final game, the teams are tied and go into overtime...

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Hockey Hero

by Zachary Hyman and Zachary Pullen

Follow the path of Tommy who starts as an awkward young boy but finds his place as an essential player in a hockey team. Beautiful illustrations highlight the story.

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The hockey sweater

by Roch Carrier

For all the kids in the village Sainte Justine, number 9 hockey legend Maurice is their hero. When Roch, outgrows his Montreal Canadiens Sweater, his mother orders a new one but hey receive one from the rival Toronto Maple leafs. How will the other kids at the rink react?

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Hat Trick - Three hockey stories

by Irene Punt

3 stories about hockey: you follow Tom and his friends from the Glenlake Hawks hockey team.

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The magic Hockey skates

by Allen Morgan and Michael Martchenko

Joey's skates are too small. His dad takes him to the store but head straight to the second-hand rack, not what he wanted. What will happen with his new-to-him but old pair of skates?

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The Zach & Zoe Mysteries: the hockey rink hunt

by Mike Lupica

It is more a mystery book than a hockey book. However it takes place at the rink: twins Zach and Zoe join their dad at the Boston Bruins hockey practice. But one o the hockey players has lost his lucky necklace. Will they find it in time for the Stanly Cup final game?

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Learning the sport

And a book with explanation about the hockey sports for those willing to become experts!

Slap Shot (Game day)

by David Sabino

Great easy-to-read explanations about the rules and techniques of the hockey game. It also incorporate some history about hockey from the 1800s.

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Sports Illustrated Kids Hockey Jokes

by Blake Hoena

A fun collection of hockey jokes and memes.

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Book about ice hockey - age 8 to 12

Stories

Let's start with novels where the main character is a hockey player. Follow along with stories about courage, determination and team work.

Hockey Meltdown

byJake Maddox

Dylan and his team head into the Midwinter Meltdown Tournament ready to win, but a pre-season injury takes him out of the game. Can he still be part of the team when stuck on the bench?

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Blue Line breakaway

byJake Maddox

Jack grew up in the shadow of his older sister, a star hockey player. He has the talent to make it big, but can he find his own place?

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Slap-shot slump

byJake Maddox

Simon dreams of being a star hockey player. He only thinks about that throughout the day. So the family moves to Edgewater for him to join an elite team. Training is hard. Balance with school and family is difficult. Can he find a way to do it all?

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Cool as Ice

by Matt Christopher

At 11, Chris is small of his age. Yet he is selected for an all-star hockey team.
This is a series of books, following his training and tournament with the Arctic Wolves.

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Books about the techniques and history of hockey for kids

Next are books that are not stories but information about the strategies, equipment, rules and history of the game. For those passionate about the game.

Kid's book of hockey

by John Sias

Easy-to-read books with over 700 questions about hockey and their answers - covering history, rules, techniques, strategies, teams...

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What is the Stanley Cup

by Gail Herman

The Stanley Cup is a hockey institution. This book gather the history of the tournament: the highs, the lows, the teams, the Ranger's curse, the  impact of the Spanish flu...

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Hockey: the math of the game

by Shane Frederick

Fun math calculations in relation to the sport of hockey such as: How much water is needed to cover and ice rink, ? How to calculate the goalies statistics or a players points?....

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Inside Hockey

by Keltie Thomas

A fun introduction to the history of hockey with humorous drawings and photographs. It covers the stories of the most famous players, the rules that changed the game, strange anecdotes about the sport...

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Hockey: Then to WOW!

by the editors of Sports Illustrated Kids

In this book, discover how the hockey sport has evolved from the beginning of the 19th century to the rules of today. Travel through time and learn about the evolution of rules, strategies, equipment, players...

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Face off: TOP 10 lists of Everything in Hockey

by the editors of Sports Illustrated Kids

Top 10 lists in more than 15 categories - players, shooters, toothless smiles... 

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Hockey movies 

Want to watch a hockey movie or documentary? Check out my list of the 35 best ones.

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Hockey books with Girl heroins

I am so glad to have found some children's books about hockey where the main character is a girl. I hope more stories are to come. But below is a list to get you started.

Young girls

Just One Goal

by Robert Munsch

Ciara has no rink to play on but that does not stop her. She creates her own rink, one teaspoon at a time!

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She shoots... she scores

by Charlene Barnes

Beautiful rhymes and illustration - where the hero players are girls. She follow as they take to the ice, make friends and play the game.

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6 to 9 years old

The highest number in the World

by Roy MacGregor and Geneviève Després

Gabe is only 9 year old and she is te youngest player in her team.She is known for a special move called 'The gabe'. Her hero is Hayley Wickenheiser, and she is excited to share the same lucky number: 22. But her coach hands her number 9. Can her grandmother show her that 9 is also a great number and that she should not give up hockey?

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Pre-teens

Hockey wars

by Sam Lawrence and Ben Jackson

Millie and Cameron grew up together. They are best friends and they used to play on the same team.
But the team was split into boys and girls and they have to face-off in a match to see who has the best hockey team in Dakota...

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Hockey wars 2 - The new girl

by Sam Lawrence and Ben Jackson

The follow-up of the book above. A new girl joins the team and upset the balance...

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The Hockey book for girls

by Stacy Wilson

Great book to help girls hone their hockey skills, this book is full of advice from top women's hockey players: how to pass, how to shoot, how to choose the right equipment, how to be prepared mentally...

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Going places

by Fran Hurcomb

Jess and her friends love playing hockey with the boys. They have been since they were 6 years old. And they want to start a girl's team. But someone is trying to scare them out of it. Will they rallye the community behind them?

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Kate's really good at Hockey

by Christina M. Frey and Howard Shapiro

Kate is going to hockey camp for elite hockey players. She is excited to skate against some of the best players from around the world. But a few changes to the plan make the summer less perfect than anticipated. How will she live her Grandma's lack of interest for hockey, her tough coach, the 2 girls attacking her and the huge family secret?

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Ice rink rookie

by Jake Maddox

Pilar was born without part of her right foot. But she does not let it stop her from enjoying ice-skating. And she joins the hockey team. Can Pilar prove to herself and her teammates that she belongs?

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Pink laces and Pony tails

by Rob Haswell

Nila loves hockey. She plays with her friend at the outdoor rink, but when the boys are here, they take over the ice and don't let the girl play. So, she challenges them to a game... but she does not have a team yet! Can she put together one in win in just a couple of weeks?

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Power Play

by Jake Maddox

Kyla's first year of high school has not started as planned. Despite her skills, she was not recruited into the varsity team and is playing with JV. But mid-season there may be an opening. She just have to prove to coach, and face  her old rival, and deal with her parents divorce... How will she handle the pressure?

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Hockey Girl

by Nathalie Hyde

Tara play stofball. And the boys have challenged them to start a hockey team. The bet: the team who finished lowest in its division will wear cheerleading outfits to the other team's games.
But the community only has eyes to the boy's team. And they can barely get ice time. How will they succeed?

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Hockey notebooks for kids

For the kids already playing ice hockey, below are notebooks to journal their practice and write down their progress.

Season Hockey Training Log notebook
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And below are exemples you can personalize with the name of the hockey player:

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Hockey colouring books

And to finish, if your kid likes coloring, below are some great books related to hockey:

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What is Ice Hockey? (Introduction)

Last updated on August 24, 2021

Below is an introduction article to give you a brief answer to: What is Ice Hockey? It covers a little bit of the history, how it is played, the rules, the equipment and how to get started.

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Table of Contents
What is Ice hockey?
Brief history of Hockey
The hockey skates & equipement
Basic rules of the game
How to start playing?
The different levels in ice hockey in North America?

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What is Ice hockey?

Ice hockey is a product of Canada, a fact which does not find favour with some critics. Though this extremely fast game was first played in Montreal in 1875, research reveals that a match was possibly played in Britain as early as 1790. Regardless of which country claims the right of fame to its inception, the fact is that the sport has steadily gained popularity in many countries around the world.

Ice hockey game

How is it played?

The game of ice hockey is played between two teams, each having six players, wearing ice skates and who compete in an ice rink. The object is to use the speed and agility to propel the puck into the opponent's goal and past the goalkeeper. The game is a popular Olympic sport and is embraced by over a million enthusiasts from all corners of the planet.


Brief history of Hockey

Ice hockey has been around for a long time, but the major sporting tournaments started somewhere in the mid 1880's. The word hockey has been linked to the French word, hoquet, meaning a shepherd's stick.

The first use of the puck was recorded in Ontario, Canada in the 1860's, while the first rules came to force in 1887 in the Montreal Gazette and eventually the Amateur Hockey Federation of Canada was formed in 1888. The Governor General of Canada, Lord Stanley of Preston donated the first trophy in 1893 to the winning team of the Montreal Athletic Association, now popularly known as the Stanley Cup.

The National Hockey League (NHL), known as the most powerful league in the world was established in 1917 in North America with six teams. These were later expanded to 12 teams in 1967. In 1972 a new 12 team association known as World Hockey Association (WHA) was formed.

It started as a men sport.

You can learn more with my list of the best books about hockey.

Ice hockey team in 1920

Ice hockey team in 1920

Ice Hockey for Women

Women started playing hockey officially at the beginning of the 20th century. But its growth really started at the the end of the 20th century.
The National Women's Hockey League was formed in 2015 with 4 teams. Learn more.

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The hockey skates & equipement

The skates to play hockey

The ice skates to play hockey are very different from the figure skates or the speed skates.

Hockey skates are built to turn, stop, and accelerate quickly.

  • It has a rigid boot. It is typically made of a synthetic material such as plastic. It is designed to protect the feet from the hard puck, sticks, and from other players' skates.
  • The blade attaches to the boot through a plastic holder
  • The blades does not have toe picks. It is rounded at the front and in the rear.

Figure skating only requires skates. However, to play hockey you need other pieces of equipment. Almost all them, are the same, whether used by amateurs or professionals.

Ice hockey skates

The rubber pucks

The goal is to push the puck inside the goal. The hockey rubber puck is one inch thick and three inches in diameter, it weighs between 5.5 and 6 ounces.
It is made of black vulcanized rubber. Learn more about the puck in this article.

The hockey sticks

You push the rubber with a stick. Hockey sticks are made from wood and graphite.
The dimensions vary from player to player depending on height. However, the goalie's stick has a wider blade to enable him to block the puck.

Ice hockey puck and sticks

Hockey protection gear

Hockey is a contact sport with speed. The puck can reach a speed of 105mph. 
Therefore, players have to protect themselves with:

  • A helmet with an optional face cage made from strong padding (mandatory for all players) - see my tips and selection
  • Mouthguard to avoid face injuries (mandatory for all players) - see my tips to help you choose the best mouthguard for you,
  • Neck guard with nylon plates and inner padding,
  • Shoulder and arm pads, key equipment to safeguard the body in case of collision - see my tips and selection
  • Elbow pads to guard the lower arms and elbow joints - see my tips and selection
  • Gloves with thick padding to protect fingers against impact - see my tips to help you choose the best gloves to play hockey
  • Pants made of nylon to hold the inner hip and thighs,
  • Shin pads made of strong plastic to protect against injuries - see my tips and selection
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Protection gear is needed

Specific equipment for the goalkeepers

  • Chest and arm protectors for goalkeepers
  • Blocker to be worn on one hand to hold the stick to block any shot.
  • Trapper is a glove put on to block any shots - see the best hockey goalie gloves
  • Leg pads on top of shin pads for additional protection and blocking of shots.
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Basic rules of the game

The exciting game of ice hockey is simple to understand once you gain knowledge of some of the basic rules. Some of the essential elements of the game are as follows.

The rink

The ice field on which the game is played is known as the 'rink'. It is divided into three colored zones. A red line divides the centre of the rink and two blue lines are drawn on either side of the neutral zone at 60'.
Standard size of a rink is 85' x 200'.

Ice hockey rink

The teams and positions

Each team consists of one goalkeeper and five players. There are 3 main positions:

  • The goalies protecting the goal. The player rarely leaves the net
  • The forwards - a 3-person line responsible for most of the goals. They also play defense when the opposing team is attacking
  • The defensemen - 2 players staying behind the forwards on either side to help defend the goal.

They initially stand in their allotted position like, defense or forward but then can move anywhere. However, the goalie can't cross the red line.
Unlimited substitutions are allowed anytime.
Learn more on my article explaining the 6 positions in Ice Hockey.

The goal

Whilst you can't touch the puck with your hands, you can move it around with the hockey stick or the feet.
Goals are scored by using the hockey stick to put the puck inside an opponent's net, even if it is deflected off the body of another player.

Ice hockey goal

The game

The game is played in three sessions of twenty minutes each.

The game begins with a faceoff when the referee puts the puck between two opposing forwards. After any stoppage time faceoff is adopted. There are nine spots from where the faceoff can take place.

When a player is in possession of the puck, he can be body checked by an opposing player, except on the head or when facing the boards. Setting up a scoring chance by body checking in the offensive zone is called 'forechecking'.

The penalties

Minor penalty: two minutes off or till a goal is scored by the opposing team, with no substitution allowed.
Major penalty: off the field for five minutes or ejected from the game if seriously injuring an opponent.

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How to start playing?

A majority of people consider ice hockey linked to ice skating. Learning to play hockey and to skate is a different proposition all together.
Ice hockey is a fast and tough sport. No matter which part of the world you are in there is a league which will fit your abilities - be it for beginners or pros alike. The game is a part of the heritage of Canada and nothing compares to the atmosphere of the NHL playoffs.
Learning to play hockey has a lot of benefits: physical, mental and social. Learn more on this article.
There are different parts of the games you have to learn:

Learn to skate

Purchase skates with a good fit. Have the blades sharpened and start gliding.
Join some coaching classes at the local rink that are geared towards ice hockey. 

Check out my article about the best hockey skates for kids

Ice hockey beginner

Learn to control the rubber with the stick

  • Opt for a stick with a flat curve to start with as it allows you to use the side of your hand which you are most comfortable with.
  • Cut the stick to suit your size by putting the shaft to your nose and cutting it from there.
  • Tape a white tape on the blade and a black tape on the butt for better control during play.
  • Start practicing with an old tennis ball. It is important to start getting used to the stick in your hands.
  • And then practice on the ice
  • And then, join a team!

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The different levels in ice hockey in North America?

The strongest professional hockey system is based in North America. Here is a rundown of how these levels stack up:

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  • National Hockey League (NHL) - a total of 30 teams with the USA having 23 and Canada 7.
    The headquarters which controls all the best teams is based in New York.
  • American Hockey League (AHL) - Total 30 teams, 26 in the USA and 4 in Canada. This sole minor league in North America, has the maximum number of players contracted to the lucrative NHL.
    The head office of the league is in Springfield, Massachussets and operates on a franchise system similar to the NHL. The level of talent is however comparable to Swiss NLA or Finland's SM league.
  • ECHL - 20 teams all based in the US all made up of players from Canada and America.
    Head office is in Princeton, NJ
  • Central Hockey League (CHL) - Total of 15 US based teams located in Tempe, Arizona.
    This league introduced hockey to Texas in the 1990's but has since extended to Indiana and South Dakota.
  • United States Hockey League (USHL) - Prime league to feed the college circuit consisting of high-quality junior level players. Total teams 28.
  • Canadian Junior Hockey League (CJHL) - Has teams in every province except Newfoundland. Though not an affiliated body, it attracts players from round the world hoping to get access to the pro league.
  • National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) - Scattered throughout America, this league is a talent hunter for competitive hockey players.
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