Transportation
This type of transportation is usually ridden using two feet and a handlebar. You probably use this to get to school sometimes.
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What is a bike?
This is the amount of fingers that should fit between your helmet strap and your chin in order to go on a safe bike ride.
What is the number two?
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What is two?
This heat illness leads to pains in your stomach and muscles, and hurts quite a bit.
What are heat cramps?
These are what the bike uses to move from one place to another. There are two parts, with names that can be easy to confuse.
What are tires and wheels?
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What is a tire, and what is a wheel?
This is the special guest who led our bike ride two weeks ago.
Who is Mr. Brad?
This is something you stand on while using a throttle. They have been made by Razor, and another brand (named after something that flies) has them all over Tempe.
What is a scooter?
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What is a Bird?
This hand signal, when using your left hand, has you make an upside-down L, and means that you will not be turning either way, but doing something else.
What is the stopping hand signal?
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What is stopping?
This heat illness leads to redness all over your body and skin that's hot to touch.
What is a sunburn?
This is what you use to stop a bike. There is one for the front of a bike, and another for the back of a bike.
What is a brake?
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What are the brakes?
This is who came in and taught us all about heat safety.
Who is Ms. Mary?
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Who is Mr. Ryan?
This transportation goes all through the Valley, including Phoenix, Tempe, Mesa, and many other places. It costs money to use, and is provided by Valley Metro. It has four wheels.
What is a bus?
This hand signal, when using your left hand, looks like your arm is parallel to the ground, and lets drivers know you'll be turning a certain direction.
What is a left turn signal?
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What is a left turn?
This heat illness leads to dizziness, tiredness, headaches, and nausea.
What is heat exhaustion?
This is the body of a bike, and all other parts of a bike have to be attached to this one for the bike to work.
What is a frame?
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What is a bike frame?
This is who came in last week and taught us about the different kinds of transportation we can use.
Who is Ms. Vaneesha?
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Who is Mr. Sam
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Who is Ms. Jen?
This transportation also goes all throughout the Valley, is provided by Valley Metro, and costs money to use. However, it does not run on wheels, but a series of cables.
What is the light rail?
This hand signal, when using your left hand, looks like a right-side up L and lets drivers know you'll be turning a certain direction.
What is a right turn signal?
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What is a right turn?
This heat illness leads to bumps all over your body, and can be very itchy if left alone.
What is a heat rash?
This allows you to remove the tires and wheels of a bike without a lot of trouble.
What is a quick release?
This is the person who helped out in our bike ride two weeks ago, but did not lead it.
Who is Ms. Erin?
What is the streetcar?
This is where you should always ride your bike.
What is a bike lane?
This heat illness is the most dangerous kind, and requires immediate medical help. It leads to very high body temperatures, vomiting, and if very strong, fainting.
What is heat stroke?
These are things that can be added to a bike but aren't always added. They include bells, reflectors, and water bottle holders.
This is who came in the first week and taught us all about bike parts. He's also the person who's been lending us bikes for our bike rides.
Who is Mr. Travis?