bicycles

"When Sarai outgrows her bike, she worries she'll never get to travel anywhere. But when Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary host their first Around the World fair, Sarai learns that with a little imagination you can go anywhere you want!"--Back cover.

"Illustrations and easy-to-read text show the advantages of being on a bicycle when streets are jammed with other vehicles"--Provided by publisher.

Hedgehog goes riding on his new bike, with his best friend Harry.

Presents a Reader's Theater script in which a young girl named Kristy finds her great-great-great grandmother's diary and learns how her life at the end of the nineteenth century changed with the arrival of the bicycle.

George the monkey goes riding on his new bicycle and runs into unexpected adventure.

When Leo outgrows his red bicycle, he sends it to Burkina Faso, where it starts a journey through many hands and has many uses. Includes information about how to get involved in bicycle donation efforts.

Roy, a young cowboy, tries hard to learn how to ride his bike without the training wheels.

Explains how gears work, describes the inner workings of fifteen cars, trucks, and bikes, including a road race bicycle, dragster, pickup truck, and city bus, and features cutaway illustrations and a glossary.

Afraid of his new mountain bike, third-grader Marvin finds himself in a desperate situation when he accepts a challenge to ride down Suicide Hill.

Relates the misadventures of Miss Armitage as she makes increasingly complicated modifications of her bicycle.