- Know your bus stop
- Keep the aisle clear
- Sit in your assigned seat if you have one
- Remember to take all of your things with you when you get off the bus
- Follow the directions of the bus driver the first time
- Keep a level 1 voice level. Turn your voice to a level 0 when the bus stops at a railroad crossing
- Keep your hand, feet, and objects to yourself
- Help keep the bus clean
- Sit "bottom to bottom, back to back"
- Face forward and stay seated when the bus is moving
- Look for the bus driver's signal if you need to cross the street
- Stay out of the road when waiting at the bus stop
- Allow others to sit with you
- Clean up any trash near your seat when you get off the bus
- Tell your bus driver "hello," "goodbye," and even "thank you"
Watch the video below and discuss what behaviors you see.
Which choices were good?
Why should those choices be made every time you are on a bus?
Look at this picture of the bus loading area at our school.
Which good choices can you make in this area?
Why is it important to make these safe choice here daily?
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