In this lesson, you will learn to sing the fun song “The Wheels on the Bus” and understand how buses help us travel around town. You will be able to identify the wheels and wipers on a bus, and even count how many wheels you see next time you spot a bus! By the end of the lesson, you will also have the chance to draw your own colorful bus and explore more songs and games about buses with a grown-up. Let’s get ready to have some fun with buses!
Let’s have fun singing a song about a bus! Imagine a big, colorful bus driving all around the town. Are you ready? Let’s go!
The wheels on the bus go round and round,
Round and round, round and round.
The wheels on the bus go round and round,
All through the town.
The wipers on the bus go swish, swish, swish,
Swish, swish, swish, swish, swish.
The wipers on the bus go swish,
All through the town.
Did you know that buses are a great way to travel? They take people to school, work, and fun places. Buses have big wheels that help them move, and wipers that clean the windows when it rains.
Next time you see a bus, try to spot the wheels and wipers. Can you count how many wheels it has? What color is the bus? Maybe you can even draw a picture of a bus with your favorite colors!
If you want to have more fun, you can search for songs and games about buses. Ask a grown-up to help you find them online. Have fun learning and singing!
Bus Observation Walk: Take a walk with a grown-up and try to spot different buses in your neighborhood. Count how many buses you see and notice the different colors and sizes. Can you find a bus with a special design or advertisement on it? Share your findings with your friends or family!
Build Your Own Bus: Use craft materials like cardboard boxes, paper plates, and markers to create your own model bus. Think about the parts of the bus you learned about, like the wheels and wipers. Once your bus is ready, give it a name and tell a story about where it might travel and who might ride on it.
Bus Sound Adventure: Close your eyes and imagine you’re on a bus ride. What sounds do you hear? Maybe the engine, the wheels turning, or the wipers swishing. Try to make these sounds using your voice or with objects around you. Can you create a fun bus journey story using these sounds?
