First Black NBA Player Coloring Book/August Issue

Introduce your child to sports history with the First Black NBA Player Coloring Book! Celebrate the groundbreaking achievements of Earl Francis Lloyd, the first Black athlete to play in the NBA, through captivating and educational illustrations. Whether for young basketball fans or anyone interested in inspiring stories, this high-quality coloring book offers engaging artwork, fun facts, and pivotal basketball moments to spark creativity and learning. Sized at a convenient 8.5 x 11 inches and printed on thick, vibrant paper, it's perfect for hours of coloring enjoyment using crayons, markers, or colored pencils. Makes a thoughtful gift for children, parents, and educators alike.

Art Therapy Through Coloring and Biblical Storytelling: Utilizes creative processes to help individuals explore emotions, gain self-awareness, and develop coping skills, ultimately promoting mental and emotional well-being.

What Art Therapy Accomplishes In The Mind:

• Emotional Expression and Exploration:

• Coloring and StoryTelling is an Art therapy that provides an outlet for expressing and processing emotions.

• Self-Awareness and Insight:
  Through the creative storytelling, individuals can gain a deeper understanding of their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, leading to increased self-awareness.

• Stress Reduction and Coping Skills:
  Art therapy can help individuals develop healthy coping mechanisms for managing stress, anxiety, and other emotions.

*"Step into history with the inspiring story of Earl Francis Lloyd—the first African American to break barriers in the NBA. Known as “The Big Cat,” Lloyd made history on October 31, 1950, when he became the first Black player to step onto an NBA court. More than just an athlete, he was a pioneer who faced racism with courage, served his country in the U.S. Army, and later became one of the first African American coaches in the league.

This book shares 25 powerful facts about Earl Lloyd’s life, from his early years in segregated Virginia, to his championship win with the Syracuse Nationals, and his lasting legacy as a trailblazer in professional basketball. Perfect for students, sports fans, and anyone who loves stories of perseverance and triumph, this book celebrates the man who opened the door for generations of athletes to come.

If you enjoy basketball history, African American pioneers, or motivational stories of courage, this is a must-read addition to your collection."*