On Monday the 27th of August P6 did their first bikability session. \u00a0 In bikability we practised doing high fives while cycling around the school multicourt. \u00a0Each Monday we did bikability for 50 mins.<\/p>\n
On the second week we practised our safe starts. To do a safe start you have to look over your right shoulder, stick out your right arm for 3 seconds to indicate, \u00a0look over your right shoulder again and then pull out. \u00a0We also practised our safe stops. To do this you have to look over your right shoulder flap your right arm like a bird 3 times, look over your left shoulder then pull in<\/p>\n
On the third week we went out on to the road and practised our left hand turns. \u00a0To do a left hand turn you have to look over your right shoulder, stick out your left hand for 3 seconds (to indicate), \u00a0look over your left shoulder and then turn in.<\/p>\n
On the fourth week we practised our U turns and our right hand turns. For a U turn you look over your right shoulder, look ahead, look over your right shoulder again and then do a big turn in a shape of a U. To do a right hand turn you have to look over your right shoulder, indecate with your right hand for 3 seconds then look right before turning.<\/p>\n
On week five we \u00a0practised passing a parked car. \u00a0To do this you have to look over your right shoulder indecate with your right arm pull out into the middle of the road, pass the car then pull back in.<\/p>\n
On the sixth week we did our assessment what we had to do was go over all of that stuff again and see how well we did. Our teachers were Jennifer and Jackie we enjoyed it and it was great fun<\/p>\n
By Drew and Callum P6 \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
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On Monday the 27th of August P6 did their first bikability session. \u00a0 In bikability we practised doing high fives while cycling around the school multicourt. \u00a0Each Monday we did bikability for 50 mins. On the second week we practised our safe starts. To do a safe start you have to look over your right … Continue reading Bike Ability<\/span>