About a little girl who goes outside to ride her bike after her parents said no and she scrapes her knee . She learns that the training wheels were not on the bike but if she had listen she would have knew that . She learns patience and waiting 

Roses Takes A Tumble 

Jennifer with a big smile on her face, standing in her room with a window showing a sunny Willow Creek town outside.

It was a bright sunny morning in the town of Willow Creek. Jennifer woke up with a big smile on her face. She had been waiting all week to ride her new bike. Papa Ken and Mama Bree had bought it for her birthday. Jennifer could hardly wait to show her friends. But first, she needed to ask her parents for permission. She ran downstairs, excitement bubbling inside her.

A Bright Sunny Morning

Papa Ken reading a newspaper at the kitchen table while Mama Bree makes breakfast in the background.

Jennifer found Papa Ken reading the newspaper. Mama Bree was busy making breakfast. 'Papa, can I ride my new bike today?' Jennifer asked eagerly. Papa Ken looked up from his newspaper. 'Not yet, Jennifer,' he said gently. 'We need to put the training wheels on first.' Jennifer felt a pang of disappointment. She nodded and went to help Mama Bree with breakfast.

The Big Question

Mama Ester standing at the door with a basket of fresh roses, smiling warmly.

Just then, Mama Ester came to visit. She brought a basket of fresh roses from her garden. 'Good morning, everyone!' she greeted cheerfully. Jennifer loved her grandma's visits. Mama Ester always had the best stories and the sweetest treats. Jennifer listened as Mama Ester and Mama Bree chatted. But her mind kept drifting back to her new bike.

A Visit from Mama Ester

Jennifer looking out her bedroom window at her shiny new bike, deep in thought.

After breakfast, Jennifer went to her room. She looked out the window and saw her shiny new bike. An idea formed in her mind. 'Maybe I can ride it just for a little while,' she thought. She knew her parents had said no. But the temptation was too strong. She decided to sneak out and give it a try.

An Idea Forms

Jennifer tiptoeing down the stairs with a determined look on her face.

Jennifer tiptoed down the stairs. She peeked around the corner to make sure no one was watching. Mama Bree and Mama Ester were still chatting in the kitchen. Papa Ken was in the garage. Jennifer quietly opened the front door. She slipped outside and ran to her bike. Her heart was pounding with excitement and a little bit of fear.

Sneaking Out

Jennifer sitting on her bike, gripping the handlebars tightly, about to push off.

Jennifer climbed onto her bike. She gripped the handlebars tightly. 'Here goes nothing,' she whispered to herself. She pushed off with her foot and started to pedal. At first, everything seemed fine. But then the bike wobbled. Jennifer tried to steady herself, but it was too late. She lost her balance and tumbled to the ground.

First Pedal

Jennifer sitting on the ground holding her scraped knee, tears welling in her eyes.

Jennifer felt a sharp pain in her knee. She looked down and saw that it was scraped and bleeding. Tears welled up in her eyes. She felt both hurt and scared. 'I should have listened to Papa Ken,' she thought. Jennifer sat on the ground, holding her knee. She didn't know what to do next.

The Tumble

Papa Ken kneeling beside Jennifer, concerned, with the garage in the background.

Just then, Papa Ken came running out of the garage. He had heard the noise and came to see what had happened. 'Jennifer, are you alright?' he asked, kneeling beside her. Jennifer nodded, tears streaming down her face. 'I tried to ride my bike without the training wheels,' she admitted. Papa Ken gently picked her up and carried her inside. 'Let's get you cleaned up,' he said kindly.

Help Arrives

Mama Bree and Mama Ester tending to Jennifer's scraped knee in the kitchen.

Mama Bree and Mama Ester rushed over when they saw Jennifer's scraped knee. They cleaned the wound and put a bandage on it. 'You need to be patient, Jennifer,' Mama Bree said softly. 'We told you to wait for the training wheels.' Jennifer nodded, feeling a bit ashamed. 'I understand now,' she said. 'I'm sorry for not listening.'

A Lesson Learned

Mama Ester hugging Jennifer warmly in the living room.

Mama Ester gave Jennifer a big hug. 'We all make mistakes,' she said gently. 'The important thing is to learn from them.' Jennifer felt a little better. She promised herself she would be more patient next time. Papa Ken smiled and ruffled her hair. 'We'll put the training wheels on this afternoon,' he said. Jennifer's heart lifted at the thought of riding her bike safely.

Healing and Hugging

Papa Ken and Jennifer attaching training wheels to the bike in the garage.

After lunch, Papa Ken and Jennifer went to the garage. They worked together to attach the training wheels to her bike. Jennifer watched closely, wanting to learn how it was done. 'There, all set!' Papa Ken said, tightening the last bolt. Jennifer felt a surge of excitement. She couldn't wait to try riding her bike again. This time, she knew it would be safe.

A New Plan

Jennifer riding her bike with training wheels in the yard, Papa Ken holding the handlebars to steady her.

Jennifer climbed onto her bike once more. Papa Ken held the handlebars to steady her. 'Ready?' he asked with a smile. Jennifer nodded eagerly. She started to pedal, and the bike moved smoothly. The training wheels kept her balanced. Jennifer felt a thrill of joy as she rode around the yard. She waved at Mama Bree and Mama Ester, who were watching proudly.

First Ride with Training Wheels

Jennifer riding her bike confidently around the driveway, with Papa Ken jogging alongside.

With each pedal, Jennifer's confidence grew. She rode her bike up and down the driveway. Papa Ken jogged alongside her, giving her tips. 'You're doing great, Jennifer!' he cheered. Jennifer beamed with happiness. She felt proud of herself for learning to ride safely. She couldn't wait to show her friends her new skills.

Gaining Confidence

Jennifer and her friends riding their bikes around the neighborhood, all smiling and laughing.

The next day, Jennifer invited her friends over. She showed them her bike with the training wheels. 'Let's ride together!' she suggested. Her friends cheered and grabbed their bikes. They spent the afternoon riding around the neighborhood. Jennifer felt a sense of accomplishment. She had learned an important lesson about patience and safety.

Sharing the Fun

Papa Ken showing Jennifer her bike without training wheels, both looking excited.

A few weeks later, Papa Ken had a surprise for Jennifer. 'You've been doing so well with your training wheels,' he said. 'I think it's time to take them off.' Jennifer felt a mix of excitement and nervousness. 'Do you think I'm ready?' she asked. 'I know you are,' Papa Ken replied. Together, they removed the training wheels. Jennifer was ready for the next big step.

A Special Surprise

Jennifer riding her bike smoothly without training wheels, with Papa Ken cheering her on in the background.

Jennifer climbed onto her bike without the training wheels. Papa Ken held the seat to steady her. 'You can do it,' he encouraged. Jennifer took a deep breath and started to pedal. At first, she wobbled a bit. But soon, she was riding smoothly on her own. Jennifer felt a rush of pride and joy. She had learned to ride her bike all by herself!