Everything for the cycling test at German primary schools: the written test, the test course, and a plan for practising outside. Everything is read aloud. No ads, no subscription, no account.
Klingelklar prepares children in grades 3 and 4 for the cycling test at school ("Radfahrprüfung"), exactly as it is taught in Germany. Ten chapters with 66 learning cards explain one rule at a time with a sketch of the situation and a short rule to remember, from a roadworthy bike to right of way, turning left, and what to do after an accident. Everything is read aloud, so children who are still unsure readers can follow along. Your child practises with questions and explanations, taps the vehicles at a crossroads in the right order, learns 48 traffic signs and road markings, and puts the steps of 12 manoeuvres such as setting off or turning left into the right order. Questions answered wrongly come back until they are right on two days in a row. There is no timer, no lives, and no leaderboard. The test is honest: a written test with 20 questions, passed with 16 correct answers, and a test course with 8 stations where a forgotten shoulder check costs penalty points. Passing a chapter check earns a new bicycle bell with its own sound, and the passed test earns the golden bell and a certificate with your child's first name. The bike check goes through 13 parts and 10 checkpoints on your own bike, plus how to put on a helmet. In the parent area, four practice rides of 20 to 30 minutes, an observation sheet, a learning plan up to the test date, and background on the test help you practise on the road, which the app does not replace. The app is in German only and is available in Germany only.