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Bike Safety Education ClassesThe BTA teaches courses in 4th-7th grade classrooms, meeting numerous curriculum benchmarks mandated by the state of Oregon. The Bicycle Safety Education Program brings resources into schools, including a trained instructor, a fleet of 30 bikes, helmets, brochures and pamphlets, safety vests, videos, and other equipment. The BTA also trains instructors, coordinates program logistics, and assists with fundraising and volunteer coordination. Our ten-hour curriculum is split into four hours of in-class and six hours of on-the-bike instruction. Classroom lessons include:
On-bike lessons include:
In addition to teaching safety, the program increases youth bicycle ridership. The BTA works with schools to improve their on-site bicycle facilities (including bike racks) and to promote cycling at the school. Teachers and administrators are introduced to ways to make the school environment more bicycle friendly. Volunteer for the Bicycle Safety Education ProgramVolunteer participation is key to the success of the bicycle safety education program. Help us reach out to children in your community by sharing your bicycle knowledge and enthusiasm! We offer trainings and volunteer orientation materials to get you up to speed. Join us as a:
Together we can teach children to ride safely and independently! Stay informed about Bike Safety volunteer opportunities every spring and fall. Sign up online to receive volunteer updates. To volunteer in other Oregon communities, contact the local Bicycle Safety Education Program Coordinator.
Sponsor a ClassOur Bike Safety Education classes can be sponsored. To find out more, contact Development Director Lisa Anguilla or call (503) 226-0676 x27. |
Sylvan Elementary kids learn to ride bikes
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