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Student Education

The ability to navigate the world by walking, biking or rolling safely is an important life skill. Any program that encourages walking and rolling should also incorporate safety education. In order for children to adopt new skills, they need supervised practice time and repeated reinforcement of the key messages. The following walking and biking resources can help.

Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety 

• Bikeology Curriculum and Parent Guide (American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, National Highway Traffic Safety Association)
• Child Pedestrian Safety Curriculum (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration)
• Active Transportation in the Classroom (Active Transportation Alliance)
• Bicycle Safety Activity Kit (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration)
• Bicycle and Pedestrian Curricula Guide (Safe Routes to School National Partnership)
• Safe Routes Curriculum (Marin County Bicycle Coalition)