Bus Expectations Lesson Plan Bus H HONESTY We demonstrate respect and integrity by being true to ourselves, others, and our school. O OPTIONS We choose to take initiative, to be enthusiastic, and to do our personal best. O OWNERSHIP We hold ourselves accountable, take responsibility for our actions and words, and have pride in what we do. Use positive words, tone, and actions. Wait in line. Listen to the bus driver. Stay in your seat while the bus is moving. Share your seat. Keep your belongings with you. Know your drop off. Teaching Examples Model Examples of students using words such as please, thank you, taking turns, offering help toward other students & adult drivers Model Non Examples of student answering back, being disrespectful, cutting in line on the bus, yelling toward students/adults Examples -teacher will model how to correctly sit in seat and share seat when needed NonExamples -teacher shows students jumping around, fighting for seats on bus Examples -teacher models how to hold on to personal items while on bus -teacher models how to correctly remember/know address, phone number, and drop-off in case of emergency Nonexample Teacher shows students jumping from seat to seat, leaving personal items all over the bus, school tool improperly taken care off -teacher models student panicking, not knowing emergency contact information Student Activities Have students practice corrective examples Have students practice corrective examples Have students practice corrective examples After the Lesson Critical Writing Activity -have students create a list of positive expectations on the bus Bus Expectations Lesson Plan T TEAMWORK We work as one to achieve success. Pick up after yourself. Report any incidents. Examples -teacher models student throwing away any trash on bus -teacher models how to report to 3 adults incidents occurring on the bus (#1 BUS DRIVER, #2 PARENT, #3 Teacher/OFFICE) Nonexample -teacher acts out students ignoring all behavior on bus Have students practice corrective examples