I love to teach songs and chants to my little ones. They enjoy music, especially ones that go along with the season! Today, I’m sharing with you some songs and chants about winter. They are great for toddlers and preschoolers! You can use them in a classroom or in your homeschool. At the end of the post you’ll find a link to download the PDF copy of the songs.
Snowball — This is a fun song that you can incorporate actions into! You could even have kids wad up paper into “snowballs” if you don’t mind a mess. 🙂
I’m a Little Snowman — A cute, simple song about a snowman!
The Mittens on My Hands — This would be a good transition song to sing while getting ready to go outside in the cold!
5 Little Snowmen — Here’s a fun chant to sing about 5 snowmen. And you’re practicing counting and rhyming while singing this chant!
The Mitten Chant — Love this cute chant about mittens!
10 Little Snowflakes — A great song to practice counting to 10!
Snowkey Pokey — It’s the snow version of the Hokey Pokey! Great for getting the wiggles out with little ones!
Favorite Number Mittens — This is neither a chant or a song…just a great idea for transitioning to a new activity. I think it would be great to use if you have a group of students waiting in line for something, such as washing hands or getting backpacks.
To download the songs and chants, click here —> Winter Songs for Preschoolers
If you’d like to listen to the songs, check out the video below!
BONUS – Here’s a new song about hibernation you can sing:
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Thank you so much for sharing, as I am struggling with fun virtual lessons with young 4 yos!!
Your songs are a big help!
Thanks!
These songs are wonderful! Thank you for organizing and sharing them!
Great songs ! I love all of them. IThis will make my playgroup easier and fun. Thanks a lot!
Hi! I host a sing along podcast for kids and am wondering if I can use this post as a springboard for a winter episode. I’ll sing the songs and give you credit and direct my listeners to your page to see the lyrics and download the lyric page. Let me know what you think and thanks!
Mandy
Sure! That’s totally fine!
This is great. I do the Preschool story time at our library these winter songs will be great change from the songs we sing or dance to every week.
Thank you just hit the jack pot for winter songs!!!!! Awesome I work with 2 1/2 to three and this is perfect for me!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am looking forward to using some of these songs for my cozy week at school. I teach pre-k Thank you for sharing and for all your hard work. Bonnie
Love, love, love your site!! I just found it and I am already having a blast with it.
Just wanted to let you know about another really cute song with motions that I sing to my students and it’s one of their favourites. Not sure if you know it…
A chubby little snowman
With a great big carrot nose.
Along came a bunny rabbit,
And what do you suppose?
He was so very hungry,
looking for some lunch,
He ATE the great big carrot nose,
Nibble, nibble, nibble CRUNCH!
I love that! So cute!
i will let my kids listed these songs !
I am a preschool teacher and I just want to say that you are AWESOME!!! I LOVE ALL OF YOUR IDEAS!! Thanks so much for sharing!!👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks so much, Meagan!! You are so kind! <3
These songs are brilliant. It goes well with our topic clothing and dressing Winter theme.
These are such adorable little songs! I have a music class for a variety of young ages of home educated children. and these songs bridge the gap so nicely!! Thanks!
These are so cute! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for sharing these cute songs. I´m a preschool teacher who works in Sweden. I might translate some songs to swedish. So excited!
Thank you very much. I teach young children in Denmark. Hope it’s ok og I use theese songs to teach them English 🙂
Wonderful! That is so neat!
Hello, I don’t quite understand how the ‘favorite number mitten’ activity works. Help!
The favorite number mitten activity is a chance for students to practice identifying numbers. To set up, have numbers written on mittens (which are cut out of felt or paper). Then hold two of them up. Ask the student which number is their favorite. After they reply, place that mitten down and pick up a new mitten (so you have two in your hands again). Then ask the next student which is their favorite number. And keep repeating with all the students. I picture this as a transition activity to do while kids are lined up and you dismiss them one at a time to do a task, such as wash their hands or get backpacks. Does that help??
These are perfect! I have been doing homeschool pre K with my 4 yr old and almost 3 yr old. They love to have monthly/seasonal songs. These will be great to share with our co-op as well.
So happy to hear this! Thank you for sharing!
These song are so stinking cute! Thank you! My son (almost 3) and I are always singing and making up songs, plus he’s on a serious snowman kick lately so the snowman songs are perfect!
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Yay! Thank you for your sweet comment! And so cute about your son! 🙂
Beautiful collection. Thank you for sharing!