What's it like to ride a school bus? Sketch your bus shapes and colors. You'll be off to school safely!
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Will you ride a bus to school? Or take one on a field trip? No other vehicle looks quite like a school bus! Find pictures of school buses in books. Watch them drive on the street. Why do you think buses are painted bright yellow?
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A good way to remember your school bus is to draw it. What shapes make your bus? Start with bus wheels--they're circles! The bus is a rectangle. Can you find squares? Other shapes?
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With Crayola® Erasable Colored Pencils, draw the shapes you see. Put them together to "build" your own school bus. If you change your mind, erase parts of your drawing and start again.
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Color in the parts of the bus---the windows, tires, signs, even your friends peering out to watch you get on! Blend colors with the eraser, such as tire smudges or window reflections. Ride safely!
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