In alphabetical order, the colour word 'Yellow' comes before 'Blue'.
A bicycle has two pedals.
The phrase 'put on' means to take off or remove.
'No phones' is listed as one of the road safety rules.
In the pre-reading poem, the wipers on the bus go 'round, round, round'.
The word 'pedal' means the part of a bicycle that you put your foot on to make it move.
According to the road safety rules in the chapter, riders should keep to the right.
The sound of the bicycle bell makes friends move aside.
The child puts on a helmet before riding.
The bicycle needs petrol to keep moving.
The child always rides the bicycle fast.
The tyres and pedals of the bicycle are black.
The seat of the bicycle is black in colour.
The bell of the bicycle makes the sound 'Trin... trin... trin...'.
The child in the poem has a red bicycle.