Juno’s Secret Stop Sign — Every day, Juno carried a tiny cardboard stop sign in her backpack and tapped it twice before the school bus rolled past the windy hill. Read the full story →
Every day, Juno carried a tiny cardboard stop sign in her backpack and tapped it twice before the school bus rolled past the windy hill. Tap-tap meant no spilled juice, no squeaky hiccups, no math sheet hiding under her lunch. It smelled like crayons and grape jelly because she had made it herself.
Until one day, the bus driver sneezed, “Ah-choo!” and his paper route map fluttered out the window like a silly white bird. Because of that, the bus missed the art teacher waving beside a pile of poster tubes. Because of THAT, Juno held up her little sign and whispered, “Secret stop!” The driver braked, the teacher climbed on, and nobody saw Juno slide the sign into the lost-and-found box for tomorrow’s forgotten someone. Next time you spot the bus by the school, can you find the place where a secret stop might begin?