Bicycle Built From a Slanted Frame and Two Ovals

Six small panels show how a simple bicycle comes together, one stage at a time. The first panel is just a slanted four-sided frame. Next come the fork and a short seat post. Then the front and back wheels are added as tall ovals, and a round head tube sits on top of the fork. After that the handlebars curve up in a V, a saddle appears, and the pedal gear and wheel hubs are drawn in. The fifth panel adds spokes, handlebar grips, and a pedal. The last panel is the finished bike in color, with blue frame tubes, dark gray tires, navy grips, and a dark seat. Kids can draw along panel by panel, then print the page and color their own bike, maybe trying a different frame color from the example. It also works well for talking about shapes like ovals, circles, and lines.