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Wheels on the Bus
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Sing along to the Wheels on the Bus song. It is back, just for you! Hop on for an educational sing-along for kids, starring Tiger the driver, Elephant, Rabbit, Monkey, and Fox. Enjoy a bright, friendly voice leading the tune. Tap the animals to spark fun surprises, like flashing bus lights, a chirping bird, and a loud honk. Ready to ride and sing with the whole crew?
How to play the Wheels on the Bus song
- On your mobile device, tap the screen to play.
- If you are on a PC, use your mouse to interact.
Where to play the Wheels on the Bus song for yourself
Play at Girlstoplay.com. This trusted online dress up site lets you play instantly with no downloads required. Sing along with a bright, friendly voice that leads the melody. Tap each animal to spark silly surprises, like blinking bus lights, a chirpy bird, and a big, honking horn. Hop on with the whole crew and make this educational sing along for kids a rolling good time!
Category: Sing Along
Sing, Tap, Learn: Wheels on the Bus FAQ
What is the “Wheels on the Bus” sing-along?
It’s an interactive music experience for kids, built around the classic song. Tiger drives the bus, with Elephant, Rabbit, Monkey, and Fox riding along. Kids sing, tap, and play while they learn.
Who’s Tiger the driver, and what do the animals do?
Tiger is the friendly driver who guides the ride. Elephant, Rabbit, Monkey, and Fox join in with playful actions that match the verses. Each one adds a fun twist to the song.
How do the tap-to-play surprises work?
Kids tap characters and bus parts to trigger actions. Lights flash, a bird chirps, and the horn gives a loud honk. The timing matches the lyrics for instant feedback.
What skills do kids learn while playing?
They build language through singing and repetition. They learn cause and effect by tapping and seeing what happens. Memory and focus grow as they follow verses. Fine motor skills improve with touch-and-drag play.
Is it good for young learners?
Yes. The mix of music, motion, and touch supports early learning. It helps with words, listening, attention, and coordination.
Can parents or kids personalize the ride?
They can pick animal passengers, choose colors, and switch scenery. Small changes keep the experience fresh each time.
Any tips for a smoother sing-along?
Keep volume at a kid-friendly level. Encourage kids to sing each line, then tap to match the action. Make it a group song with call-and-response.
Can teachers use this in class?
Yes. Use it for circle time, rhythm practice, or story sequencing. Kids can act out verses and then tap to check their moves.