It wasn't until I received a package from Matt at Bubba's Bangin' Batch of Baseball Bits that I realized that baseball cards should be used in preschool classrooms. You want to illustrate "big" and "little" to the tiny tots? Let baseball cards do the job. This is now the BIGGEST Clayton Kershaw card that I own. It is a box-topper from this year's Heritage. Some would say the reverse is the side that I should show first. But even the preschool kids know that's not right. A checklist, a Mariner and a Rockie? Over the best baseball pitcher in the game on a newspaper background? This is a class for learning. Tell me which is more educational? It says "educational" right at the bottom of the Kershaw card! Kershaw will be displayed front-side up in my newly obtained three-pocket pages. This is now the LITTLEST autograph card that I own. How funny that back in 2003 Topps requested players to scribble their names i...
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