Waddling Penguins
Penguins, penguins having fun
Waddling in the winter sun.
Waddling fast and waddling slow
Waddling to and waddling fro.
Penguins, penguins having fun
Waddling in the winter sun.
I Know a Little Penguin
I Know a Little Penguin
I know a little penguin
Who sat upon some blocks
He swam in the water
And climbed on some rocks.
He snapped at a seagull
He snapped at a seal.
He snapped at a fish.
What a tasty meal.
Penguins
Penguins
Tune: “When We Get Together”
Have you ever seen a penguin?
A penguin? A penguin?
Have you ever seen a penguin
Waddle this way and that?
Waddle this way and that way,
Waddle this way and that way?
Have you ever seen a penguin
Waddle this way and that?
Yes, I’ve seen a penguin.
A penguin. A penguin.
Yes, I’ve seen a penguin
Waddle this way and that.
He waddles and waddles,
Waddles and waddles.
Yes, I’ve seen a penguin
Waddle this way and that.
Many Kinds of Mittens
Many Kinds of Mittens
Stripes or dots or sparkling white,
Mittens in winter fit just right.
Wool and cotton, maybe leather
Keep us warm in cold weather.
In rainbow colors and darkest black,
They fit in a pocket or in your pack.
Thumbs alone, fingers together
We love mittens in cold, cold weather.
Mittens For Me
Mittens For Me
I wiggle my left hand,
I wiggle my right,
Inside of my mittens
so warm and tight.
I wiggle my pinkie,
I wiggle my thumb,
So when I make snowballs
My hands won’t go numb.
10 Warm Mittens
10 Warm Mittens
Ten warm mittens, hanging on the line,
One blows away and then there are nine.
Nine warm mittens, one without a mate,
A squirrel carries one away and that leaves eight.
Eight warm mittens bathed in sunshine that comes from heaven
One gets buried in the snow and that leaves seven.
Seven warm mittens, cold hands they will fix.
I’ll pick the red one and that leaves six.
Six warm mittens then one takes a dive,
A fox grabs it from the ground and that leaves five.
Five warm mittens, we had ten before!
A fluffy bunny needs one and that leaves four!
Four warm mittens, two for you and two for me
I lost one on the ski slope and that leaves three.
Three warm mittens, looking very new,
One falls into the mud and that leaves two.
Two warm mittens, drying in the sun,
A bird comes down and snatches it and that leaves one.
One warm mitten, what good is one?
A little mouse can have a bed, and that leaves none!
Mittens
Mittens
Red mittens, Blue mittens,
Mittens for cold weather.
Wool mittens, knit mittens,
Fingers all together.
Green mittens, orange mittens,
Yellow mittens, too.
Furry mittens, soft mittens,
Which ones are for you?
Hat and Scarf, Mittens and Boots
Hat and Scarf, Mittens and Boots
Tune: “London Bridge is Falling Down”
Hat and scarf, mittens and boots,
Mittens and boots,
Mittens and boots.
Hat and scarf, mittens and boots,
Warm and cozy
In the snow
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Snow Clothes
Snow Clothes
Tune: “If You’re Happy and You Know It”
If it’s snowing and you’re cold, wear a hat!
If it’s snowing and you’re cold, wear a hat!
If it’s snowing and you’re cold, and your head is chilled to the bone
If it’s snowing and you’re cold, wear a hat!
If it’s snowing and you’re cold, wear some mittens!
If it’s snowing and you’re cold, wear some mittens!
If it’s snowing and you’re cold, and your hands are chilled to the bone
If it’s snowing and you’re cold, wear some mittens!
If it’s snowing and you’re cold, wear some boots!
If it’s snowing and you’re cold, wear some boots!
If it’s snowing and you’re cold, and your feet are chilled to the bone
If it’s snowing and you’re cold, wear some boots!
If it’s snowing and you’re cold, wear a coat!
If it’s snowing and you’re cold, wear a coat!
If it’s snowing and you’re cold, and your body is chilled to the bone
If it’s snowing and you’re cold, wear a coat!
If it’s snowing and you’re cold, wear a scarf!
If it’s snowing and you’re cold, wear a scarf!
If it’s snowing and you’re cold, and your neck is chilled to the bone
If it’s snowing and you’re cold, wear a scarf!
Looking for More Winter Songs?
One Little Penguin
One Little Penguin
One little penguin in the snow
Waddles fast and waddles slow,
Flaps his wings and calls, “Come on,
Join me for some winter fun!”
Give each child a penguin. Have a child bring up the penguin at the beginning of each repetition. Count all the penguins and then repeat again. Can be sung to the tune “Five Little Ducks“