Biking the Boise River Greenbelt
Let us get ready to bike! We will ride on the Boise River Greenbelt.
This is a long, paved path. It runs right next to the cool blue river.
First, you need to read your map. A map is a picture of the path.
Look at the map to find the start. The start is marked with a green star.
Find the blue line on your map. The blue line shows where the river flows.
Find the dotted line next to it. The dotted line shows your bike path.
Next, check your bike before you go. Make sure your tires have plenty of air.
Put on your helmet and strap it tight. Safety is the most important rule.
Now, you are ready to ride. Stay on the right side of the path.
Ring your bell when you pass people. This lets them know you are coming.
Look for wild animals along the way. You might see birds, ducks, or deer.
Keep your eyes on the path. Have a safe and fun bike ride!
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- paved:
- Covered with a hard, smooth surface like concrete or asphalt so it is easy to ride on.
- map:
- A drawing or picture that shows where paths, rivers, and places are.
- helmet:
- A strong, protective hat you wear to keep your head safe.
- flows:
- How water moves along in a stream or river.
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About this instructions passage for Lower Elementary
“Biking the Boise River Greenbelt” is a instructions reading passage about Boise River Greenbelt, written for Lower Elementary. It takes about 1 minutes to read (173 words) and comes with an interactive quiz and a printable worksheet with comprehension questions and an answer key.