WEBControl the Bicycle. Ride with two hands on the handlebars, except when signaling a turn. Place books and other items in a bicycle carrier or backpack. Watch for and Avoid Road Hazards. Look for hazards such as potholes, broken glass, gravel, puddles, leaves, and dogs. All these hazards can cause a crash.
WEBthe rules of bike safety so they don’t get hurt. These activities will help your students learn about bike safety and how to stay injury-free while bike riding.
WEBEverything you need to know to keep your kids safe when biking. There are so many great reasons to ride your bike: It ofers fun, freedom and exercise, and it’s good for the environment. Here are a few tips so that you will be as …
WEBSafe Spokes. The top five things I should remember when riding a bike:
WEBReproduction permitted for individual classroom use.
WEBThis booklet is for any individual to use in educating children and youth about bicycle safety. These activities are designed for teaching bike safety skills for children ages 5 – 12. Engaging volunteers (e.g., older children, parents, and educational assistants) will speed up the activities.
WEBThe games and activities included in this kit are designed to teach children the basics about bicycle safety, including the importance of wearing a bicycle helmet, recognizing traffic signs and signals, how to behave in a safe manner while riding a bicycle, and other cycling safety tips.
Bike Safety Tips (PDF) - Safe Kids Worldwide
WEBHere are a few tips you can download so that you will be as safe as possible while riding a bike.
WEBBike Safety. Before your students pedal to a friend’s house, school, or the local pizzeria, they should know how to follow the rules of the road for bikers and wear helmets. These activities will help your students learn about bike safety and …
WEBBike Riding. Safety Tips. for Children. Be vigilant at intersections. Younger children should. dismount their bike and. walk it across the street. Wear a properly fitted bike. helmet at all times, even on. short rides, and never wear the. helmet over a baseball cap. Check to make sure your child's. bike is the right size for him/her. and is in ...