Playmobil City Life School Bus With Flashing Lights

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He had the students wait at the bus stop, and then made the loud noises as the bus pulled up to the stop. I was really impressed with the PLAYMOBIL toys that are high-quality and had such a strong attention to detail. Sometimes I’m at the front, and other times I’m in the back, but I keep my hands to myself and walk on the bus. PLAYMOBIL brings you imaginative play sets focused around iconic figures from a variety of worlds, both realistic (like police, firemen, school buses etc. Since then, Kaylene has passionately shared about her experiences with autism from both sides of the great divide between parents and autistic self-advocates on AutisticMama.

Now if he starts to ride the school bus, or he goes for a ride with Papa, he knows what to expect and we can have a meltdown-free bus ride! The lights at the front actually flash, and the bus door actually swings open like a school bus would. Easily access the spacious interior, with seating for up to seven figures, thanks to the removable roof. To make the interior easier to play with, the roof of the driver's cab and the roof insert are removable.

I’m sure most of the kids would figure it out naturally, but I know that A-Man needs a lot of exposure before he can truly process how to do something. Kaylene George is an autistic self-advocate, author, and mother of five, including one autistic child. A-Man still uses a lot of scripting to communicate, so I couldn’t help but smile when he shouted “seatbelts, everyone! Now, if you haven’t heard of it before, a social story is a social learning tool that helps parents, teachers, or therapists communicate with autistic children (or adults!

Clearpay lends you a fixed amount of credit so you can pay for your purchase over 4 instalments, due every 2 weeks. In the “I Can Ride the Bus” social story we talk about how to handle these social interactions so that your autistic child knows what to expect and what is expected of them when riding the school bus.Waiting at a bus stop can be dangerous if children don’t understand the social norms of where to stand and how to act while waiting. And if you’re working on teaching autistic children to ride the school bus, this is the post for you. With this social story, your autistic child will have a solid understanding of the entire process of riding the bus to school each morning. If more storage space for luggage is needed for special school trips, the school bus also has a trailer hitch.

Once we read the social story, we used the PLAYMOBIL School Bus to act out how you would stand with your friends and wait for the school bus, and how you would line up to walk on. I loved that the PLAYMOBIL School Bus is so realistic that it made it easy for my son to really dive into imaginative play. And the play sets help to develop both cognitive and social/emotional skills, and I’ve found them really helpful for my autistic son. Because I’m going to share exactly how to use imaginative play and an “I Can Ride the School Bus” social story to teach autistic children to ride a school bus. Once all the students were in the bus, A-Man had a blast driving the school bus around and yelling “beep beep!When I’m looking for, or writing, social stories I make sure that they don’t frame natural autistic behaviors as bad, and we keep everything very positive. What would happen if the wild animals joined forces with the rescue vehicles, or the dinosaurs came to the city?

The social story is written from the autistic child’s perspective and helps them to clearly see what to expect and what others expect from them during a social interaction. All you need for this activity is the PLAYMOBIL City Life School Bus, and the “I Can Ride the School Bus” Social Story Printable that you can download before! There is a lot of social interaction involved with riding the school bus, from saying hello to the bus driver to letting a friend sit next to you.The set includes three PLAYMOBIL figures, a school bus, a wheelchair, backpacks and other great extras.