Scrimmages and Your Tiny Trooper

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Here at Tiny Troops Soccer, we like to give players in our 3-and-up classes the chance to participate in scrimmages at the end of classes. Our 3 and 4-year-old classes will scrimmage at the end of classes 2 and 3 for the month, while players in our 4.5/5 year old classes will scrimmage at the…

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Activities & Skills: Musical Balls

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On this edition of Activities & Skills, we’re featuring a favorite game from our Mini Movers and 2s classes. Musical Balls allows Tiny Troopers to work on their listening, dribbling, and trapping skills at the same time. For older Troopers, please see the Adaptations and Modifications section at the end of this post. What You’ll…

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Ask a Coach: How to Beat the Heat

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Coach Rachel here again, and this time I’m back with some tips for keeping cool in the heat. It’s that time of year when many of our locations are experiencing summer heat. Tiny Troops Soccer works hard to make sure each location stays cool, and our coaches stay informed. That said, we also have some…

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Tiny Trooper Journeys: Malcolm’s Story

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Here at Tiny Troops Soccer, we know big goals start with little kicks. Every month, we see toddlers and preschoolers who take their first steps into the world of soccer. Over time, we watch them grow and learn beyond just learning how to dribble the ball. This post is the first in our Tiny Trooper…

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Preparing for Your Child’s First Soccer Class

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Your Tiny Trooper’s first soccer class is just around the corner! Whether you’re excited, nervous, uncertain, or somewhere in between, it’s all normal! Tiny Troops Soccer is often the very first sport for toddlers and preschoolers, and it can be hard to know what to expect during that first class. We’ve prepared some tips to…

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Ask a Coach: Dealing with 3 Common Parent Concerns

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Coach Rachel from Fort Bragg here, and today we’re back with another Ask the Coach segment. Today, we’ll be taking a look at 3 common concerns parents and families may have when their little one first begins with Tiny Troops Soccer. Whether 18 months old or 3 years old, these concerns have no age limit…

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Supporting Speech & Language Through Soccer: Insights from a Speech-Language Pathologist

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At Tiny Troops Soccer, we’re all about building confidence, friendships, and developing new skills through the power of play. But did you know that our soccer classes can also support your child’s speech and language development—especially if they’re currently receiving speech therapy or experiencing a language delay? The Power of Play in Building Language Skills…

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Craft Time: Create a Tiny Troops Soccer Time Capsule

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We hope you’ve enjoyed all of our posts featured during 2025’s Month of the Military Child. It’s time to wrap up the Month of the Military Child with a craft post. For military families, goodbyes are part of the journey. Packing up for a new duty station means leaving behind more than just a house—it’s…

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Kicking Through Change: How Soccer Helps Military Kids Thrive

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April is the Month of the Military Child, and here at Tiny Troops Soccer, we’re proud to provide soccer for military children – some of the most resilient, adaptable, and strong little ones in the world. The Challenges of Military Life for Young Children Being part of a military family means lots of changes. Families…

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Helping Military Kids Through Deployment: Storytime and Support

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For military families, deployment is a reality that brings unique challenges, especially for young children. At Tiny Troops Soccer, we support the whole child, not just their athletic growth. One powerful tool for helping military kids cope with deployment is storytelling. Reading children’s books about deployment and separation can offer comfort, understanding, and a sense…

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