Thunder Number 35 Lifts a Spalding Ball to Shoot

A basketball player stands with both arms raised, holding a Spalding ball above his head as he gets ready to shoot. His eyes look up at the ball, his mouth is slightly open, and he has short hair and a trimmed beard. One wrist wears a wristband. His sleeveless jersey has THUNDER across the chest in big outlined block letters, with the number 35 underneath. The jersey makes a large open area that is easy to color. Kids could pick team colors for the jersey and fill the letters and number with a contrasting shade so they stand out. The ball also works well for a lesson on basketball parts, since the curved seam lines and the Spalding lettering are clearly drawn. This printable page suits fans from about age 7 and up.