How to properly teach kids to ride a bike2

Step 7: Practice and Practice

The teacher adjusted the distance of the triangular cones, shortened the distance of the triangular cones, and let the children keep detouring and practicing.

Step 8: Getting Started

The teacher demonstrates the starting action. After sitting in the correct way, use the left foot to support, hook the pedal to a horizontal position with the right foot, and step on the first step forcefully. After the car starts, the left foot returns to the pedal, and continues Stepping on the children take turns to practice the starting action one by one, and rush forward vigorously. Of course, it is still unstable at the beginning! You can see the perseverance of the children, without anyone's warning, they will practice repeatedly! Maybe it's also because it's interesting, otherwise the scorching sun is empty and can be basked in! After getting familiar with the condition of the car, gradually start to try to sprint!

Step 9: Brake

After the control practice of starting and turning becomes more and more proficient, I begin to teach and practice the application of the brake. At the beginning, the teacher only teaches the children to use the right hand to brake. After repeated practice, the children gradually can use the brake to stop the bicycle slowly without falling. Children who are already very proficient, begin to circle the route, the faster and faster they ride, the happier they are

Step 10: Learn to turn

At the beginning of learning, it is easier to succeed if the turning angle is larger, and then slowly practice to narrow the turning range.

Step 11: Learn to ride a bike

From not being able to ride a bicycle to being able to ride a bicycle smoothly, it takes about 30 minutes to learn to drive. Of course, each child's learning situation is different, and some may take a little longer. Tip: When a child learns to ride a bicycle, he can first choose a bicycle equipped with auxiliary wheels to practice. After riding, remove the auxiliary wheel, and practice pulling the car first, and remove the pedals together; pulling the car around the figure 8 and turning smoothly Then, let the child sit on the seat and walk on both feet and slide forward. After you are familiar with the above steps, you can encourage the child to take a step and slide forward, take both feet off the ground, and then use the foot to brake. Step halfway, then slide, and then you can brake with one foot and one foot, and finally put the other pedal on, and let the child continue to ride until he is proficient on the road.