Kids Can Bike

Published 7:46 pm Wednesday, June 12, 2019

: Children who participate with Kids Can Do program have a chance to attend the Kids Can Bike camp this week at Millennium Park. (Photo by Robin Hart)

The Kids Can Bike camp, being held this week for students participating with the Kids Can Do program, is teaching students basic bicycle skills such as pedaling, signaling and what stop signs mean. Pediatric physical therapists, along with several volunteers are having four sessions through Thursday at Millennium Park.

Students brought their own bikes and tricycles to practice with, while others have received free special needs adaptive bikes through the Ephraim McDowell Foundation.

: During the Kids Can Bike camp on Tuesday morning, Skylar Ward uses a left hand turn signal he had just learned as volunteer Matrie Harmon encourages him. Photo by Robin Hart)

: During the Kids Can Bike camp, Lola Lanham gets used to her bike with training wheels as physical therapist Megan Holly helps her along Tuesday morning at Millennium Park. Photo by Robin Hart)

: During the Kids Can Bike camp at Millennium Park Tuesday morning, Skylar Ward practices pedaling skills with the help of volunteer Matrie Harmon. Photo by Robin Hart)