The child in the poem owns a bright red bicycle and loves riding it.
The bicycle bell sounds 'Trin... trin... trin...' to make friends move aside safely.
The seat of the bicycle is blue, while the tyres and pedals are black.
A bicycle has two pedals and requires some air in the tyres to keep moving.
The bicycle travels sometimes fast and sometimes slow, but it is always on track.
The child always wears a little helmet for safety while riding everywhere happily.
A pedal is the part of a bicycle where a rider puts their foot to make it move.
The word 'track' means the path or route on which a bicycle runs.
In the pre-reading poem, the bus wheels go round and the wipers go swish through town.
Important bicycle parts include the seat, pedals, wheels, handle, carrier, bell, and brake.
Road safety rules instruct riders to wear a helmet first and keep to the left.
Riders must always follow traffic signals and observe road signs carefully.
Using mobile phones while cycling or walking on the road is strictly prohibited.
Alphabetical order arranges words in sequence based on their starting letters from A to Z.
Riding a bicycle is an enjoyable activity that allows children to travel happily everywhere.