The wheels on the bus

“The Wheels on the Bus” is a very popular song for little kids in many countries around the world. It was written in America a long time ago, right around the year 1900 by Verna Hills. The song is really easy for kids to learn and sing because it repeats a lot and has simple words. It talks about different things that happen on a bus, like the wheels turning, the wipers swishing, and the doors opening and closing.

Each part of the song is about a new sound or action on the bus, which makes it fun for kids.

This song has been sung and changed by many people over the years. It’s in books, on TV shows, and in music for kids. Kids love “The Wheels on the Bus” because they can act out the parts and learn about sounds and movements. It’s a great song for teaching young children, especially those who are just starting to learn English.

Parents often use this song to help their kids have fun while learning new words.

What can your child learn from it?

Toot toot! This isn’t just a fun song — it’s a classroom on wheels! Your child can pick up on rhyming words, mimicry, and rhythm while grooving to this tune. Plus, it’s a fantastic way to teach about different sounds and actions, making it a sensory-rich experience.

Activities for learning

Why not take the learning to the next level?

You can use toy buses or even make one out of a shoebox! Add some stuffed animals as passengers and re-enact the song. Or how about a bus-themed arts and crafts day?

Paint, glue, glitter — make your own colorful bus and practice naming all the words as you go along!

So get those wheels turning, because this bus is bound for Awesometown, and everyone’s invited! Let’s make learning a joyful ride!