The wheels on the bus go round and round~
Have your little one sit in a modified boat pose with knees bent and feet flat on the ground. You can lean back slightly to engage of core muscles of the stomach, side and back or simply remain seated upright. Circle your arms round and round to mimic the wheels.
The doors on the bus go open and shut~
Have your little ones sit the same or criss-cross applesauce for a gentle hip stretch. Open your arms very wide. Wide enough so your arms go just behind your back. This will open and stretch the chest and upper back. Bring the hands together for a big clap when you sing the "shut" line of the song.
The windows on the bus go up and down~
For the windows go up verse, have your child stand up tall in Mountain Pose and reach their arms up to the sky. They can stand on their tip toes for a challenge. For the windows go down verse, have them come into a forward fold. Have them reach down and touch their toes. Legs can be straight or have a gentle bend in the knees. Let neck relax so their head hangs down.
The babies on the bus say wa wa wa~
Lie on your back and hold the bottoms of your feet. Your grip can be on the inside or outside of the foot, whichever is more comfy for your kiddo. They can rock side to side too.
The mommies on the bus say "I love you"~
Have your munchkin sit criss-cross applesauce and wrap their arms around their body for a great big hug. This helps stretch their shoulders and upper back muscles. The bigger the hug, the better :)
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