Weather Song for kids | "Sun, Rain, Wind, and Snow" | The Singing Walrus

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The Singing Walrus presents "Sun, Rain, Wind, and Snow", a fun folk song for children that explains different types of weather. In each verse, our cute characters set out in their balloon to explore all the fun things you can do when it's sunny, rainy, windy, or snowy. This is a great introduction for children to learn about the 4 seasons. ESL teachers can pair the weather words with the season - e.g. "sunny" with "summer", "rainy" with "spring", "windy" with "fall", and "snowy" with "winter".

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Here are the lyrics:

1. Verse:
On a sunny day I'm happy
On a sunny day I smile
Flowers bloom in the sunlight
We play outside and we go and look for butterflies

2. Verse:
On a rainy day I'm happy
On a rainy day I smile
Hills and trees look fresh and green
And I see rainbow coloured umbrellas in the streets

3. Verse:
On a windy day I'm happy
On a windy day I smile
All the leaves shake and fly
And my kite is flying high in the sky

4. Verse:
On a snowy day I'm happy
On a snowy day I smile
Snowflakes fall on my window
Frozen leaves shine like silver stars in a dream

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