The Bike Lesson (edició 1964)

I don't remember a lot about this one, beyond the fact that I definitely read it as a kid.

The misadventures of Papa Bear as he teaches Small Bear how NOT to ride a bike.

Yet another book from my childhood revisited as I reorganize my bookshelves.

And yes, it's still Berenstain. ( )

The Bike Lesson is a silly story by Stan Berenstain that shows a father teaching his child to ride a bike. This picture book describes the saying "do as I say, not as I do" well.
This book would work well for children ages K-2 ( )

The bike lesson tells that one day a father bear buy a new bike and he gives many lesson to his son in order the baby bear can ride it safely. I would like to to it in my teaching, because it's really interesting and it can help kids know how to ride bike in a way. This book is good for Kindergarten and 1st grade readers. ( )

The book titled "The Bike Lesson" deals with a father bear teaching his eager and energetic son how to ride a bike. The father and son deal with multiple different situations with the hope of becoming a safe bike rider. This is a very enjoyable book that is humorous, exciting, and also deals with real situations that a young child might deal with when learning to ride a bike. I would recommend this book for kids that are in grades K-2. ( )