Poem: My Bicycle - Cycling to the Stadium - Class 2 English Worksheet
Read the poem My Bicycle, name the parts of a bicycle and practise a and an, rhyming words and joining words with and.
Learning Objective
Read the poem My Bicycle, recall its colours and lines, name the parts of a bicycle, use a and an, find rhyming words and join sentences with and.
Skills Practised
- Poem questions
- Parts of a bicycle
- A and an
- Rhyming words
- Sight words
- Joining with and
My Bicycle
I have a red bicycle. I pedal and I ride. Trin… trin… trin… goes the bell. Makes my friends move aside. The seat is blue in colour, the tyres and pedals are black. Sometimes fast, sometimes slow, but my bicycle is always on track. To keep my bicycle moving, all I need is some air. I put on my little helmet, and go happily everywhere.
Preview Questions
Q1. In the poem “My Bicycle”, the child has a ___ bicycle.
- red
- yellow
- blue
- green
Q2. In the poem “My Bicycle”, the seat is ___ in colour.
- red
- green
- black
- blue
Q3. In the poem “My Bicycle”, the bell goes ___.
- ding, ding, ding
- pop, pop, pop
- trin, trin, trin
- tick, tick, tick
Interactive Story Mission
Join Coach and Pariskhit for a 10-minute football training story. Children work through 12 activities with big buttons, kind feedback, hints when they get stuck, and a badge and stars at the end.
- The Poem in Order: Put the parts of the poem in order.
- Black Parts: Think of the poem. Pick the right answer.
- What the Bicycle Needs: Think of the poem. Pick the missing word.
- Finish the Line: Drag the missing word into the goal.
- Name the Part: Look at Kush's bicycle. Pick the missing word.
- Kush on His Way: Look at the big picture. Tap the word for what Kush wears on his body.
- Read the Picture: Look at the picture. Pick the colour.
- Tell About the Picture: Look at the picture. Pick the right sentence.
- On the Bicycle or Not: Look at each picture and word. Is it a part of a bicycle?
- A or An: Look at each picture and word. Do we say a or an?
- Find the Rhyme: Rhyming words end with the same sound.
- Which One Goes with An: Tap the picture that goes with the word an.
Note for Parents & Teachers
This follows the NCERT Class 2 English lesson My Bicycle (Mridang): the poem about a red bicycle with a blue seat, black tyres and pedals, a bell and a little helmet, the parts of a bicycle (seat, pedal, wheel, bell, handle, carrier, brake), the vowel sound a (an apple, a cat), and the sight words I, and, is, in and my. Read the poem first, then the questions, and look at a real bicycle together.