Seattle's #1 Kids Hockey Community
Games, trivia, coloring pages, hockey tips, and deep-sea adventures — all made for young fans of Seattle's favorite sport!
🐙 What's Waiting For You
Dive into a sea of fun activities made just for young hockey fans in Seattle and beyond!
Test your ice hockey knowledge! Questions for beginners and experts. Can you score a perfect 10?
Play Trivia →Free printable coloring sheets featuring Krackie the Kraken, hockey gear, and deep-sea action scenes!
Get Coloring Pages →Find hidden hockey words in our deep-sea word search puzzle! Perfect for game day warm-ups.
Play Word Search →Learn skating, puck handling, passing, and goalie secrets from our deep-sea coaching crew!
Learn to Play →Did you know a real kraken could wrap a hockey rink in its arms? Explore wild ocean creature facts!
Explore Facts →Compete with kids across Seattle! Score points in games, earn badges, and claim the top of the pod!
Join to Compete →🎯 Test Your Knowledge
How much do you know about ice hockey? Answer all 8 questions to find out your rank!
🎨 Free Printables
Download and print these FREE coloring pages! Perfect for game day or rainy Seattle afternoons.
🔍 Brain Teaser
Can you find all 8 hockey words? Click letters to select, find the word, and see them light up!
🏒 From the Deep Sea Coaching Staff
Whether you're lacing up your first pair of skates or already playing on a team, these tips will level up your game!
The secret to skating fast is keeping your knees bent! It gives you power, balance, and helps you change direction quickly. Straight legs = slow skating!
Watch where you're going, not the puck! Great players feel the puck without looking down. Practice skating in a straight line while looking up at a target.
Your top hand controls the stick, your bottom hand guides it. Hold firmly but not too tight — imagine holding a small bird: firm enough it can't fly away, gentle enough you don't hurt it!
Learning to use the inside and outside edges of your skate blades is the key to turning and stopping. Try figure-8 patterns during warmup to build edge skills.
Hockey is a team sport! A well-placed pass beats a blocked shot every time. Look for open teammates before deciding to shoot. Crisp, flat passes are easier to receive.
Great goalies track the puck at all times, stay in their crease, and keep their hands ready. Practice the T-push to move side to side quickly without crossing your feet!
🌊 Deep Sea Knowledge
Did you know these amazing facts about hockey and the deep sea creatures that inspire us?
A real giant Pacific octopus — Seattle's ocean neighbor — has 8 arms, each with up to 280 suckers. That's 2,240 suckers total!
An ice hockey puck is frozen before games! Freezing the puck makes it slide more smoothly and predictably on the ice surface.
A slap shot can reach speeds over 100 miles per hour — faster than most cars drive on the highway. Wear your helmet, kids!
An NHL rink holds about 10,600 gallons of water frozen into ice. The ice is only about 1 inch thick — very precise to skate on!
Giant squids have the largest eyes of any animal — up to 10 inches across! That's great for spotting a puck in the dark ocean deep.
The Stanley Cup has been used as a cereal bowl, a champagne glass, and even a baptismal font by winning players. It's one of sports' most storied trophies!
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