bicycles

Freddie and his friends decide to build a flying bicycle, but their adventure in the skies brings them dangers they never expected.

Abby and Bernadette need new bikes, but Bernadette isn't wild about Abby's idea to start a dog walking business to earn the money; however, she becomes more involved in Abby's venture than she expected.

D.W. graduates from a tricycle to her first two-wheeler and, under Arthur's careful guidance, learns the basics of bicycle safety.

Traces the history of bicycling and describes the modern bicycle and its parts. Includes advice on buying a bicycle, learning to ride correctly and safely, touring, and bicycle racing.

Three Sesame Street start-to-read books, written by Sarah Roberts and others, and illustrated by Joe Mathieu, are read by Big Bird, with the text appearing at the bottom of the screen. Stories include I want to go home!, Bert and the missing mop mix-up, and Two wheels for Grover.

Alvin goes through the trials and tribulations of learning to ride a bike.

When the Mesquakie, or Fox, Indians receive money from the government in 1955 to settle a treaty, Charlie Young Bear hopes that there will be enough for him to get a new bicycle, and prays to the Great Spirit for help.

A young boy tells how he enjoys riding his bicycle while remembering important safety rules.