Short Winter Poems For Kids
These winter poems for kids are sure to enhance your lesson plans throughout the winter. They will help them learn about expressing themselves and boost their creative thinking.
It’s difficult to keep your kids entertained during the winter holidays. To make them happy and engaged, you can keep them busy with the amazing winter poems.
The cold weather or winter winds are all part of the fun. So we have gathered here some interesting winter poems for kids of all ages.
Snowflake Snowflake
Snowflake, snowflake,
Shining in the sky.
Snowflake, snowflake,
Twirling as you go by.
Snowflake, snowflake,
You’re one of a kind.
Snowflake, snowflake,
Oh, I wish you were mine.
Snow Kisses
If you go out when it’s snowing,
And look up at the sky,
You’ll feel lots of icy kisses
As the snowflakes flutter by.
Snowball
I made myself a snowball,
as perfect as could be.
I thought I’d keep it as a pet,
and let it sleep with me.
I made some pajamas.
and a pillow for its head.
Then last night, it ran away.
But first, it wet the bed!
Ten Little Snowmen
One little, two little,
Three little snowmen.
Four little, five little,
six little snowmen.
Eight little, nine little,
Ten little snowmen
Playing at night.
Dust of Snow
By Robert Frost
The way a crow
Shook down on me
The dust of snow
From a hemlock tree
Has given my heart
A change of mood
And saved some part
Of a day I had rued.
Dragon Smoke
By Lilian Moore
Breathe and blow
white clouds
with every puff.
It’s cold today,
cold enough
to see your breath.
Huff!
Breathe dragon smoke
today!
I’Am A Snowflake
I’m a snowflake.
I’m a snowflake.
In the air.
In the air.
Whirling, twirling, snowflake.
Whirling, twirling, snowflake.
Here and there.
Here and there.
A Sledding Song
Sing a song of winter,
Of frosty clouds in air!
Sing a song of snowflakes
Falling everywhere.
Sing a song of winter!
Sing a song of sleds!
Sing a song of tumbling
Over heels and heads.
Up and down a hillside
When the moon is bright,
Sledding is a tiptop
Wintertime delight.
The First Snow
The snow! The snow! Whoop! Hooray! Ho! Ho!
Plunge in the deep drifts and toss it up so!
Rollick and roll in the feathery fleece
Plucked out of the breast of the marvelous geese
By the little old woman who lives in the sky,
Have you ever seen her? No, neither have I!
Winter Is Here
By Debbie T. Alsup
Sliding down a snow-covered hill,
The newest sled,
I love the feel.
On icy patches
I jerk and twist.
Winter’s finally here
I got my wish.
Happy Winter Season
I hope these short winter poems for kids help you and your children appreciate the unique beauty of this season.
FAQS
Winter is described as a lifeless season in the poem. The poet says that winter seems to be lifeless for birds; they die, as they cannot move freely in summer.
Strong, accurate, interesting words, well-placed,
Describe the poem: Before you begin to organize your essay, read the poem aloud several times, noting its structure, meter, recurring images or themes, rhyme scheme—anything and everything that creates an effect.
The opening line of a poem should grab the reader’s attention, invoke the thematic intentions of the poem, and give an insight into the poet’s writing style.
