Kids I is a nationally recognized curriculum created by the League of American Bicyclists (LAB) and taught by our League Certified Instructors (LCIs).
Kids I can be taught as a on-hour course specifically for parents or a three-hour course for parents and children. Either way the concentration is on the parents, as they (you!) have the greatest impact in their child's safety.
Length: 1 hour or 3 hours
Objectives:
- To set a good example of safe riding skills.
- To become aware of the most common causes of children's bicycling accidents.
- To always wear a helmet.
- To stop and look before entering a road or a street.
- To ride with traffic on the right side of the street.
- To ride in a straight line and look before turning or changing direction.
- To ride only during daylight hours.
Topics:
- ABC Quick Check
- Bike Fit
- Starting and Stopping
- Scanning
- Signaling
- Helmet Fit
- Rules of the Road
- Benefits of Education
- Tips for Parents
- Child Development
- Crash Types
- Hazard Types and Avoidance