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Tomorrow I have a couple of school cycle-training sessions. These are
the first ones' out on the road and will be looking at priorities and
hwo traffic works. However I feel I'm going to need a Plan B as the
forecast is Very Bad and Very Wet :-(
Hopefully the school will have a room to use and I thought I'd cover
maintenance/bike care but would also like to include a Quiz.
Does anyone have any quickly available resources for a cycling quiz, or
even an indoor game, for children aged 9-11 ?
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Quoted message said:Tomorrow I have a couple of school cycle-training sessions. These are the
first ones' out on the road and will be looking at priorities and hwo
traffic works. However I feel I'm going to need a Plan B as the forecast
is Very Bad and Very Wet :-(Hopefully the school will have a room to use and I thought I'd cover
maintenance/bike care but would also like to include a Quiz.Does anyone have any quickly available resources for a cycling quiz, or
even an indoor game, for children aged 9-11 ?
When approaching a red light on a bicycle do you :
a/ ride straight through with no care in the world
b/ stop
HTH.
triddletree said:Tomorrow I have a couple of school cycle-training sessions. These are
the first ones' out on the road and will be looking at priorities and
hwo traffic works. However I feel I'm going to need a Plan B as the
forecast is Very Bad and Very Wet :-(Hopefully the school will have a room to use and I thought I'd cover
maintenance/bike care but would also like to include a Quiz.Does anyone have any quickly available resources for a cycling quiz, or
even an indoor game, for children aged 9-11 ?
The course for 9-11 years which I run is five 2-hour lessons and a 3
hour ride. One of the 2-hour lessons is 'puncture repair'.
If you include removal and replacement of the rear wheel the lesson
can take 2 hours. Of course, you will need sufficient tools.
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Let us have a moment of silence for all Americans who
are now stuck in traffic on their way to a health club
to ride a stationary bicycle. -
Congressman Earl Blumenauer (Oregon)
triddletree said:
Does anyone have any quickly available resources for a cycling quiz, or
even an indoor game, for children aged 9-11 ?
Resonance FM had a program on last week with a quiz on cycling related
songs. You could download it and pause the program at the relevant bits
and see of your class gets the same answer?
I hasten to add I did not listen to the program.
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