Teaching your child to ride the school bus safely 16 Articles

by Dawn Hawkins

Assuming your child knows how to be safe on a school bus is like assuming that their car seats were put in properly. This is something that you want to be absolutely sure of. Your child's first ride on a school bus is like...read more

by Carrie Frank

Each and every day millions of students are transported to and from school, on trips and for sporting events. For the most part, these days go by with out any major incidents. But there are always those days where things g...read more

by Emilia Gravenhurst

As a parent, year after year we drill the "rules" in our children's minds in hopes they listen and follow it. I am a parent who also had the opportunity in life to be a school bus driver, so I understand the pressures par...read more

by Sherrill Fulghum

If a child has been taught how to behave properly while riding in a car or on the public transportation system them the child has the basic skills for riding the school bus in a safe manner. Along with riding the bus is t...read more

by Barbara A. Black

When your child starts to school, there are a lot of things he or she needs to know beforehand. Presumably, you will already have taught the child his/her name, address, phone number, and your name. And you have also taugh...read more

by Jacqueline Foster

Listening to the bus driver is the first thing you should teach your child when it comes to riding the school bus safely. If the child's focus is on the bus driver they are off to a great start. When waiting for the bus...read more

by Diana Claude

School Bus Safety Tip Going back to school can be fun and exciting experience for you and your children. You've been shopping for new clothes and school supplies and the kids are eagerly awaiting the first day of scho...read more

by JJ Brothers

Beep Beep Beep! A low pitch, high sound coming from outside. It's the school bus. "Hey kids, ready to go now!". Remember that scenario when you were in preschool? Well, by this time your children are now the one who are...read more

by Teresa Ricciardi

so talking about school bus safety, it doesn't matter how well you teach them how to be safe on a school bus, or follow all the rules, which as parents most of us do our part. when is the school bus industry going to impa...read more

by Ambitous Path

School bus safety is a good topic to discuss only because you the parent the guardian are not personally there with your child and mainly in elementary and pre-school is where the main concern may be. Seeing that on a pre-...read more

by Susan Powell

School bus safety is so important in the world today. Children really need to know the rules. There is so much traffic on the road that bus drivers really need to focus their full-attention on it to before students are saf...read more

by I. Write Knowitall

When kids turn the age you have to send them to school, some times parents cant drive them to and from there every day like when so many of your kids are at different schools and you have to be at work by 8. So they hav...read more

by Trenna Sue Hiler

It may sound odd, but if you want your child to have a safe bus ride, start with teaching the child good manners. Good manners make a safer environment. Wait your turn in line. Don't push or shove. Don't talk over the ...read more

by Madhusoodanan.K.P.

There are a few important steps that every child should learn in riding the school bus. 1.Get into/climb the bus only aftet it has "come to a complete halt"( as they say in the airlines). 2.Teach him the habit of sta...read more

by Tom Moilanen

Riding the "Yellow Dog" has become a rite of passage for American children. Here are a few tips to ensure your child has an enjoyable and SAFE experience on the school bus. These are a few of the tricks that we have used...read more

by Katherine Johnson

Teaching your child how to ride the school bus safely is easily done by telling them what they can and cannot do. Make them sign a contract that they understand everything you said about the bus. The number one thing, I...read more