Bike day activities for kids

Riding bikes is fun, but have your kids played these bicycle games? A post from Seattle area family lifestyle blog Long Wait For Isabella.

One thing we’ve found at Bryant over the years is that you attract kids by making biking very fun. No surprise there and it’s really not very hard as biking is so inherently fun anyway. Good …

My daycare children and I have been having fun with a Transportation Unit this month. We rode horses one day and took the city bus on an adventure another day. Today was Bike Day! I asked the parents to bring the children’s bikes and helmets in the morning. The kids were VERY excited about riding…Continue Reading...

Two events this week will highlight kids’ cycling in Sitka — the inaugural National Bike to School Day on Wednesday, May 9, and the Sitka Bike Rodeo on Saturday, May 12. On Wednesday, schools…

🌞 Day 5 of 30 Days of Summer Activities! 🌞 Today’s activity: Bike Riding! 🚴‍♂️🚴‍♀️ Make your bike riding day extra fun with these creative ideas: 1. Scavenger Hunt: Create a list of items for the kids to find while riding their bikes around the neighborhood or park. It could be as simple as a red flower, a stop sign, or a blue car. 2. Obstacle Course: Set up a bike obstacle course in your driveway or a safe area. Use cones, chalk lines, and small ramps to create a fun and challenging…

Looking for something active (and easy!) to do with your kids outside this summer? We are too! So we've compiled a list of 15 FUN and EASY biking activities to help get your kids away from their screens and onto their bikes this summer! From sidewalk chalk and bike ramps, to neighborhood rodeos and bike car washes, we've got something to encourage even the most reluctant riders to get riding! Click through to read the full review!

Did we mention kids love obstacle courses? Apparently adults do too. A while back, we wrote about an obstacle course that we’ve used at several local schools, and it’s turned out to be …

Bike Safety Activity Sheet (Ages 8 to 11): Word Find

So you got your kid an awesome helmet. Excellent! Protecting your child’s head is the first and best step to helping your child bike safely. But safe riding involves more than preventing brain damage. It’s an attitude. It’s attention to your child’s bike condition. It’s also knowing which bike accessories are more than a fashion statement but are vital to your kid’s safety.