FireFly Forest School children singing and moving during The Wheels on the Bus song
At FireFly Forest School, music is more than just a sound—it’s a way of learning, connecting, and celebrating life. One of our children’s all-time favorite songs, “The Wheels on the Bus”, has become a joyful anthem during Circle Time. ??

It’s fun, familiar, and full of movement—exactly what our mornings are all about. Whether it’s “the wheels that go round and round” or “the babies that go wah, wah, wah,” this song brings the whole group to life with laughter and rhythm.

? Watch the “Wheels on the Bus” music video on YouTube:

? Listen to the full album “Songs from Kids for Kids” on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/album/5fZLG5tpL96yeFkWVQ98VS?si=dqdzHB_zQbO7Rv3zeoBenA

Why “The Wheels on the Bus” Is a FireFly Favorite

There’s something magical about songs that invite movement. The Wheels on the Bus lets kids express themselves freely while also learning important life skills. Each verse sparks imagination, coordination, and joy as children sing, clap, and act out the lyrics together.

  • ? It builds rhythm and coordination. Singing and moving in time helps children develop balance, timing, and body awareness.
  • ? It enhances language and listening skills. Repetition and rhyme strengthen early speech and comprehension.
  • ? It fosters creativity. Acting out the different parts of the song encourages self-expression and playful storytelling.
  • ? It connects children to each other. Singing together builds community, cooperation, and shared happiness.

Learning Through Play and Song

At FireFly Forest School, we believe that learning should feel like play. Songs like The Wheels on the Bus invite children to explore, move, and communicate while feeling safe and joyful. The laughter that fills the classroom when the kids shout “The horn on the bus goes beep beep beep!” is what learning through love truly sounds like. ?

This video, recorded with the children at FireFly and produced in collaboration with P’OA at OA Studio and videographer Guy Phumin Poomsri, captures the heart of what FireFly is all about—curiosity, connection, and joy through creativity.

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