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I Can Ride It
Shigeo Watanabe
Hardcover (Philomel, March 15, 1814)None
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I Can Ride It
Shigeo Watanabe
Hardcover (Philomel, June 18, 1982)Not content to ride his tricycle or the two-wheeler, a bear attempts more difficult feats.
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I Can Ride It
Shigeo Watanabe
Hardcover (Philomel, March 6, 1985)Not content to ride his tricycle or the two-wheeler, a bear attempts more difficult feats.
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I Can Ride!
Lynn Maslen Kertell, Sue Hendra
Library Binding (Turtleback, Sept. 1, 2012)FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Is Jack ready to ride a two-wheeler? It is harder than Jack expects to ride his bike without training wheels, but Jack and his dad persevere. Soon Jack is speeding along, and the whole family goes for a bike ride together.
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I Can Ride a Bike
Edana Eckart
Library Binding (Childrens Pr, Sept. 1, 2002)When a boy and his mother go bicycling together, he shows how to ride correctly and safely.
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I Can Ride a Bike
Edana Eckart
Paperback (Childrens Pr, Sept. 1, 2002)When a boy and his mother go bicycling together, he shows how to ride correctly and safely.
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I Can Ride a Bike
Sheila Fraser, Lisa Kopper
Hardcover (Barrons Juveniles, March 1, 1991)A young girl overcomes her fear and learns to ride a bicycle
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I Can Ride A Bike
Edana Eckart
School & Library Binding (Turtleback, Sept. 1, 2002)FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. When a boy and his mother go bicycling together, he shows her how to ride correctly and safely.
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I Can Ride a Bike
Kenny Mann, Cary Pillo
Hardcover (Bantam Dell Pub Group, Oct. 1, 1999)Anna learns to ride a bike with the help of Grandpa and her friends.
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I Can Ride
Jan Ormerod
Paperback (Cambridge University Press, May 28, 1998)I Can Ride is one of eight new titles in the Beginning to Read phase of Cambridge Reading. Written by leading children's author/illustrator Jan Ormerod, the stories feature contemporary children in familiar settings. Language is simple, with lots of repetition of high frequency sight vocabulary - ideal for young readers aged 4-5. Cambridge Reading is a new reading scheme for key stages 1 and 2, developed specifically to help teachers raise standards in literacy. Teachers appreciate the scheme's easy-to-use framework and wealth of integrated support material, while children simply want to read the books again and again.
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