Bicycling 4-H Project Area

Bicycling is the path to independence – from your first ride to the time you organize your own ride or event. Each booklet contains activities for two years. Complete seven bicycle achievement program activities each year; complete each level within two years; and complete all steps of the planning guide learning experience.

• Bicycling for Fun (Bicycle 1) teaches you the essentials for getting started safely, exploring road rules and planning a bike ride.
• Through Wheels in Motion (Bicycle 2), you will practice bike maintenance, road rules and advanced riding skills.

Scoresheets

Complete five (5) regular and two (2) “Pedaling Harder” activities in the Bicycling For Fun Achievement Program each year. Complete the program in two years. If you do additional activities, please check (√) the seven (7) activities you want to be graded. Record in your Bicycling For Fun notebook the what, when, where, and how you accomplished each selected “Pedaling Harder” activity. Include your notebook with your project book for grading.

Download a copy of the scoresheet to determine what is expected for project completion.

• Level 1 - Bicycling for Fun
• Level 2 - Wheels in Motion

Exhibit Ideas

• Bicycling for Fun - Your bicycle and a poster or display with a story describing your favorite bicycle activity completed this year in Bicycling For Fun, plus your “Pedaling Harder” activities notebook and project book.
• Wheels in Motion - Your bicycle and a poster or display with a story describing your favorite bicycle activity completed this year in Wheels In Motion, plus your “Pedaling Harder” activities notebook and project book.
• Examples of Blue Ribbon Exhibits

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