Books with title I Can Ride My Bike

Reece wakes up, it’s another day, and another day has its challenges. Today’s challenge is learning to ride his bike after removing the training wheels. This lyrical story addresses childhood fears and stresses the importance of perseverance. Reece loses his balance and falls off the bike over and over again. In spite of the adversity he brushes off the dirt, ignores the bruises and tries again. It tips and dips then it goes down.Reece hits the floor and bangs his crown.Because of his helmet it doesn’t hurt.Dad helps him up from the dirt.He brushes off and wipes his eye.Dad asks “Do you want to give it another try?”Reece is scared but only a bit.He gets on the bike and says “I can do it!”With the support of his family and friends he sticks it out and learns to ride his bike on only two wheels. This fun to read rhythmic rhyme teaches a lesson about hard work, overcoming failures and the road to success.I Can Do It Kids Book Series empower children through fun stories and rhythmical rhymes to courageously face their fears so they can confidently take on life’s challenges. By embodying an I Can Do It attitude children build fundamental life skills like the importance of positive self-talk, how to overcome fear, and to not give up. These skills plus others introduced in the series when actualized at a young age help children grow up to be peaceful, productive and accomplished adults.by Steve Raftery and Mischelle RafteryIllustrations by Steve Raftery

Reece wakes up, it’s another day, and another day has its challenges. Today’s challenge is learning to ride his bike after removing the training wheels. This lyrical story addresses childhood fears and stresses the importance of perseverance. Reece loses his balance and falls off the bike over and over again. In spite of the adversity he brushes off the dirt, ignores the bruises and tries again. It tips and dips then it goes down. Reece hits the floor and bangs his crown. Because of his helmet it doesn’t hurt. Dad helps him up from the dirt. He brushes off and wipes his eye. Dad asks “Do you want to give it another try?” Reece is scared but only a bit. He gets on the bike and says “I can do it!” With the support of his family and friends he sticks it out and learns to ride his bike on only two wheels. This fun to read rhythmic rhyme teaches a lesson about hard work, overcoming failures and the road to success. I Can Do It Kids Book Series empower children through fun stories and rhythmical rhymes to courageously face their fears so they can confidently take on life’s challenges. By embodying an I Can Do It attitude children build fundamental life skills like the importance of positive self-talk, how to overcome fear, and to not give up. These skills plus others introduced in the series when actualized at a young age help children grow up to be peaceful, productive and accomplished adults. by Steve Raftery and Mischelle Raftery Illustrations by Steve Raftery

This fun and engaging sight word book will give your child the practice needed to become a fluent reader. Children need to learn sight words without sounding them out because these words are the most frequently used words in a text. This colorfully illustrated book gives your child practice reading sight words, simple nouns, and simple verbs in a story about a familiar activity. Your child will learn to read these words in multi-line sentences with fluency and ease. Your child can read this book without becoming frustrated. If you want a successful, confidence-building reading experience for your child, this book is for you! Created by two award-winning reading specialists (Marcia Delany and Patsy Capps) with over 50 years of combined experience teaching children to read…

This fun and engaging sight word book will give your child the practice needed to become a fluent reader. Children need to learn sight words without sounding them out because these words are the most frequently used words in a text. This colorfully illustrated book gives your child practice reading sight words, simple nouns, and simple verbs in a story about a familiar activity. Your child will learn to read these words in multi-line sentences with fluency and ease. Your child can read this book without becoming frustrated. If you want a successful, confidence-building reading experience for your child, this book is for you! Created by two award-winning reading specialists (Marcia Delany and Patsy Capps) with over 50 years of combined experience teaching children to read…

This simple non-fiction text recounts a girl's journey by bicycle using symbols, maps and directions depicted by an engaging illustration-photo montage effect.• Red A/Band 2A books offer predictable text with familiar objects and actions, combined with simple story development.• Text type - A simple non-fiction recount.• The map on pp14-15 is a useful summary of the journey, consolidating understanding, and providing a wealth of speaking and listening opportunities.