January 23

Sing a Song

The Rules on the Bus

Do you ever see a bus? What does it look like? What color is it? Have you ever ridden on a bus?

When we wait for the bus we’re on the sidewalk,
on the sidewalk, on the sidewalk.
When we wait for the bus we’re on the sidewalk,
All around the town.
Getting on the bus we take our turn,
take our turn, take our turn.
Getting on the bus we take our turn,
All around the town.
The children on the bus stay in their seats,
Stay in their seats, stay in their seats.
The children on the bus stay in their seats,
All around the town.
Arms and heads stay in the bus,
stay in the bus, stay in the bus.
Arms and heads stay in the bus,
All around the town.
The children on the bus talk quietly,
quietly, quietly.
The children on the bus talk quietly,
All around the town.
The driver on the bus says listen to him,
listen to him, listen to him.
The driver on the bus says listen to him,
All around the town.
Getting off the bus we take our turn,
take our turn, take our turn.
Getting off the bus we take our turn,
All around the town.

One More Story

When you visit this website tomorrow there will be two new books for you to enjoy. Visit your local library to take home a copy of this book or click here to find your local public library. Check here to see what books are coming next or look back on what we’ve read so far this year.

Try This

Practice Street Safety today.

You can go outside or if it too cold, then it’s ok to stay inside and practice. Talk about the right way to cross a street: hold hands, look left then right then left. Point out any safety signs along the way. You and your child can even make signs for inside the house.

Explore More

  • Crossing the Street – This handout helps you teach your children safe procedures for crossing the street.
  • Traffic Sign Quiz – Teach your child about street signs and pedestrian safety.
Tumblebooks