This document is a children's song or rhyme about riding a bicycle, narrated by Grandma Sue and Daddy. It describes various aspects of biking, such as how the wheels turn, the importance of wearing a helmet, and the functions of pedals, brakes, and a basket. The repetitive structure engages young listeners and reinforces key biking concepts.

1. THE WHEELS ON THE BIKE
by Grandma Sue
and Daddy

2. The wheels of the bike go round and round,
Round and round, round and round.
The wheels of the bike go round and round,
All around the town.

3. Phil wears his helmet on his head,
On his head, on his head.
Phil wears his helmet on his head,
All around the town.

4. Phil makes the pedals go round and round,
Round and round, round and round.
Phil makes the pedals go round and round,
All around the town.

5. Phil steers his bicycle left and right,
Left and right, left and right.
Phil steers his bicycle left and right,
All around the town.

6. There's a basket on the back to carry things,
Carry things, carry things.
There's a basket on the back to carry things,
All around the town.

7. There's also a brake to slow it down,
Slow it down, slow it down.
There's also a brake to slow it down,
All around the town.

8. There's a handle on the back to help push Phil,
Help push Phil, help push Phil.
There's a handle on the back to help push Phil . . .

9. All around the town.

10. THE END