Poem about snow in English. The best poems in English for children - with correct pronunciation

Winter. Some people enjoy this time of year, while others hibernate and look forward to summer.

But despite all this, winter is a magical time of year. White snow, airy snowdrifts, paths... Children love winter very much, since there are so many fun things associated with snow.

We offer you a collection of short poems about winter in English that can be easily learned not only with the smallest, but also with older children.

Each verse is accompanied by a translation into Russian. But I would like to note that the translation given is far from artistic, and it is presented only for a general understanding of the meaning of the poem. We would be grateful if any of you would like to offer a more beautiful, artistic translation of this or that poem in English. Write in the comments!

For clarity: Cut out a sled from colored paper and draw a slide on the board. While reading the poem, we lift the sled up the hill, then it goes down.

January
The windows are blue at night.
But in the morning they are white.
And snowflakes are falling
Come out they are calling.

February
Get out of bed and take your sled
This cold and frosty day.
The sun is bright, the snow is right
For outdoor winter day.

New Year
Come, children, gather around my knee,
Something is about to be.
Tonight's December thirty-first,
Something is about to burst.
Hark, it's midnight, children dear,
Huck, here comes another year!

New Year
A happy New Year!
The day is so clear
The snow is so white
The sky is so bright, We shout with all our might:
“Happy New Year!”

My Wish
A happy New Year for me,
A happy New Year for you,
A happy New Year for everyone!
That’s what I wish - I do! It’s Snowing

It's snowing, It's snowing.
What a lot of snow!
Let us make some snowballs
We all like to throw.
It's snowing, it's snowing.
Let us sledge and ski!
When I'm dashing downhill
Clear the way for me!

Robin
In winter-time
When the days are chill,
A robin sits on my window-sill.
I put out bread
For him to eat,
And cake-crumbs too
As a little treat.
He picks them up
So pretty,
Then sings a “Thank you”
Song for me.

Winter.
This is the season
When mornings are dark,
And birds don't sing
In the forests and park.

This is the season
When children ski
And Father Frost brings
The New Year Tree!

New Year.
New things to learn, new friends to meet.
New songs to sing, new books to read.
New things to see, new things to hear.
New things to do in this New Year!

New Year Day
New Year Day, happy day!
We are all glad and very gay.
We all dance and sing and say:
“Welcome! Welcome! New Year Day!”

Winter months.
Chill December brings the sleet,
Blazing fire and Christmas treat.
January brings the snow,
Makes our feet and fingers glow.
February brings the rain,
Thaws the lake frozen again.

Snowman.
I’m a little snowman, short and fat.
Here is my broomstick, here is my hat.
When the jolly sunshine comes to stay
Then I slowly melt away!

New Year Tree.

Who we love to see you!
We'll make some trimmings just for you
Of red and gold and green and blue.
Oh, New Year Tree, Oh, New Year Tree,
Who we love to see you!

Christmas Tree.

You give us so much pleasure.
You do not fade with winter snow.
You bloom with lights when cold wind blow.
Oh, Christmas Tree, Oh, Christmas Tree
You give us so much pleasure.

Must be Santa.
1. Who’s got the beard that’s long and white?
Santa's got the beard that's long and white.
Who comes around on a special night?
Santa comes around on a special night.

Must be Santa, must be Santa,
Must be Santa, Santa Claus.

2. Who’s got boots and suit of red?
Santa’s got boots and suit of red?
Who wears a long cap on his head?
Santa wears a long cap on his head?

Cap on head, suit of red,
Special night, beard that's white -
Must be Santa, must be Santa,
Must be Santa, Santa Claus

3. Who’s got a great big cherry nose?
Santa's got a great big cherry nose?
Who laughs this way, “Ho, ho, ho”?
Santa laughs this way, “Ho, ho, ho”?

Ho, ho, ho, cherry nose,
Cap on head, suit of red,
Special night, beard that's white -
Must be Santa, must be Santa,
Must be Santa, Santa Claus.

On the ice.
Slide, slide, the ice is strong.
Quickly, quickly slide along!
Slide along and don't be slow,
In the cold your face will glow!

Christmas is coming.
Christmas is coming the goose are getting fat.
Please, to put a penny
In old man's hat.
If you haven't got a penny,
A ha'penny will do.
If you haven't got a ha'penny,
Then God bless you.

The north wind blow.
The north wind doth blow,
And we shall have snow,
And what will poor robin do then,
Poor thing?
He'll sit in a barn,
And keep himself warm,
And hide his head under his wing, poor thing.

Snowflakes.
Snowflakes floating and drifting down,
They cover ev’rything in our town.
They float and drift, and drift and float,
And then settle down on the ground.

Snow.
The snowflakes are falling
By one's and by two's.
There is snow on my coat
And snow on my shoes.

There is snow on the plants
And snow on the trees.
And snowflakes all around me
Like many white bees!

Christmas.
It's getting near to Christmas
So let's help Santa pack!
And all the toys for girls and boys
Into his great big sack.

Soldiers are you ready?
Then march round one, two, three!
What lovely Christmas presents
We know you're going to be!

Christmas.
I am a fairy doll on the Christmas tree.
Boys and girls come and look at me!
Look at me, see what I can do.
Then all of you can do it too!

Christmas Eve.
“Oh! Oh! Oh! Look at the snow,
Over the garden way.
So deep and so white,
It has fallen all night;
We cannot go out to-day!”

Father Frost.
Father Frost, bring many toys
For little girls and little boys!
In winter when the fields are white.
In winter, when the fields are white,
I sing this song for your delight.
In spring, when woods are getting green,
I"ll try and tell you what I mean.
In summer, when the days are long,
Perhaps you"ll understand the song.
In autumn, when the leaves are brown,
Take a pen and ink, and write it down.

A good game.
So we'll have a good game with Dandy,
Warm in the cozy house,
And then when the twilight gathers,
We'll talk about old Santa Claus.
We'll sit by the flames together,
And hear how they roar and sing,
And picture the old man coming,
And wonder what he will bring.
"We shall never hear his footsteps,
For the snow will hush their thread,
But he'll come to us just as ever,
If the stockings are by the bed;
And he'll bring us the prettiest presents,
Just as he used to do,
For he never forgets the children
As long as they trust him true!

It's winter!
It's winter, it's winter,
Let us skate and ski!
It's winter, it's winter,
It's great fun for me!

Winter.
The snow is falling, the wind is blowing.
The ground is white all day and all night!

Skating.
Skating, skating, skating, round and round we go
Over frosty ice and through the frosty snow.
Skating, skating, skating boys and girls so gay!
They like to skate together on a winter day!

Winter is a time of year that children love much more than adults, because so many interesting games and entertainment are associated with this time of year. Children love winter, as well as everything new, so many children will be interested in learning about winter in English and, of course, learn its translation. And adults will help you understand, convey feelings and, of course, explain the differences between poems in Russian and English.

about winter with translation

Snow on the ground.
Snow on the tree.
Snow on the house.
Snow on me!

Snow on the ground.
Snow on the trees.
Snow on the house.
Snow on me!

Winter hat
Upon my head –
My head stays warm,
But my nose is red!

Winter hat
On my head -
My head is warm
But my nose is red!

Winter, winter.
Let's go skate.
Winter, winter.
Don't be late.
Winter, winter.
Let's go roll.
Winter, winter.
In the snow.
Winter, winter!
Winter, winter!

Winter, winter.
Let's go ice skating.
Winter, winter.
Do not be late.
Winter, winter.
Let's go roll in the snow.
Winter, winter.
In the snow.
Winter, winter!
Winter, winter!

Crunch, crunch, crunch, crunch, crunch
Up the hill we go
Sliding, sliding, sliding, sliding
Down the hill we go.

Crunch, creak, crunch, creak, crunch,
Up the hill we go.
We're sledding, we're sledding,
We're down the hill.

Snowflakes falling
One by one,
Time to play,
And have some fun.
Build a snowman
Snowballs, too,
Come and see what you can do.

Snowflakes are falling
One by one,
Time to play,
And have fun.
To make a snowman,
And snowballs
Come and see what you can do.

Snowflakes are falling on the ground,
On our houses and in our town.
On my nose and in my hair,
Snowflakes are falling everywhere.

Snowflakes fall to the ground
To our homes and in our city.
On my nose and hair,
Snowflakes are falling everywhere.

Children are skiing,
Children are skating,
Sledging down the hills.
Winter is charming,
When it is coming
With snow and frost all around.

Children are skiing,
Children are skating
And sledding down the slope.
Winter is charming
When it comes
With snow and frost.

This is the season
When mornings are dark,
And birds don't sing
In the forest and park.

This is the season
When children ski,
And Santa Claus
Brings a Christmas tree.

It's that time of year
When it's dark in the morning.
But the birds don't sing
In the forest and park.

It's that time of year
When children ski.
And Santa Claus
Brings a Christmas tree.

The snow is falling,
The wind is blowing,
The ground is white
All day and night.

It is snowing,
The wind blows.
White is white all around,
All day and all night.

Friends, welcome.

I always say: English should be taught with interest. Everything should be simple, understandable, comfortable, and most importantly – interesting. And one of the easiest ways to learn a language is to learn poems for children in English.

So let's go!

For beginners

Here I have collected the shortest and simplest poems. It is very easy to learn them.

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About New Year

How to create a New Year's mood? Start learning poetry early. Get ready together for the arrival of the New Year and Santa Claus. I'm sure your child will love it.

	New Year's Day, happy day! We are happy and want to play. We all dance, sing and shout: “Welcome New Year's Day!”
December is the best of all, Snowflakes dance, snowflakes fall. People see the New Year in, When December ends, it will begin.	December is the best month of all. Snowflakes are dancing, snowflakes are falling. People celebrate New Year When December ends, the New Year begins.
	Something is about to happen. When we have a big holiday. New Year usually comes at midnight And brings us gifts So sweet and bright.

About animals

The simplest and most interesting activity for a child is to study animals. Combine these rhymes with some interesting game and your child will memorize the material much faster.

	I am a little turtle I crawl so slowly And I drag my house Wherever you go. When I get tired I hide my head My legs and tail And I go to sleep!
	From the window of my house I saw a little mouse Did she run? Did she jump? She was laughing? Above what?
lady bird lady bird your house is on fire, And your children all gone. And that's little Ann, And she has crept under The warming pan.	Ladybug, ladybug Fly home. Your house is on fire. All your children have flown away All but one. Little Ann She crawled under the heat.
A wise-old owl sat in an oak, The more he heard, the less he spoke. The less he spoke the more he heard, Why aren't all like that wise old bird?	A wise old owl sat on an oak tree. The more she heard, the less she spoke. The less she spoke, the more she listened. Why are we all so unlike the wise old owl?
Who's that ringing at my doorbell? A little pussycat that isn't very well. Rub its little nose with a little mutton fat. That's the best cure for a little pussy cat.	Who is that ringing at my door? A kitten that is unwell. Rub his nose with mutton fat, This is the best medicine for a kitten.

About winter

Poems about winter are popular before the new year. Especially if your school organizes contests and gives kids prizes for telling a verse.

My T-shirt is blue, my hat is pink.

My pants are yellow, my socks are green.

Tell me what do you think about it?

My jacket is purple, my boots are white.

Tell me what do you think about?

My gloves are brown

My scarf is black.

Tell me what do you think about it?

Is she good or bad, what do you think?

Do you like the clothes I'm wearing?

Or do you think I look stupid?

About autumn

Thematic poems about autumn create a special atmosphere. Most often they are asked at school, so here is a selection of interesting and not difficult poems.

	Autumn is coming I see the birds are flying south And the days are gray and cool. Do the birds look down at me and see That I go to school?
Leaves are floating Some are red and The wind goes "swish" through the air; When you look back there are no leaves there.	Leaves swaying descend slowly; Some of them are red and some are brown. The wind is blowing "shhh" in the air; When you look back There are no more leaves.
	Little leaves fall slowly Red and yellow, orange and brown Spinning around, spinning around Falling silently to the ground. Little leaves fall slowly And a carpet appears on the ground. Then "shhh" the wind appears, howling, And raises the leaves in a dance to the sky.

Are these poems suitable for a reading contest? Certainly. They are clear and moderate in complexity.

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But how do you remember all this?

Here are some tips.

• Poems must be translated. When the child clearly understands what these unfamiliar words are about, it will be easier for him.
• Look for audio verses where you can immediately put the correct pronunciation.
• The child should be interested. He will not teach because he “needs” or you feel like it. Try to make the learning process an interesting game. I blogged a lot about this.
• Use modern methods of memory development for yourself and your children, for example, using a special service Brainapps . I wrote about his cool opportunities and our successes with Milan.

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