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Collection of winter nursery rhymes, folk songs, and children's songs. Includes fun winter hand-play songs too.

Do you like winter?

Winter is very cold, but you can enjoy the beautiful silvery world created by pure white snow and feel the special warmth unique to winter—like hot pot dishes and igloos.

There are so many ways to have fun that you can only experience in winter.

Winter also brings lots of fun events, such as Christmas and New Year’s!

Children are probably looking forward to making snowmen, having snowball fights, and enjoying Christmas presents and cake.

In this article, we’ll introduce nursery rhymes, folk songs, traditional children’s songs, and hand-play songs with various winter themes.

There are many songs that can turn a winter that’s just cold into wonderful memories, so be sure to give them a listen!

Collection of Winter Children’s Songs, Folk Songs, and Nursery Rhymes: Fun Winter Hand-Play Songs Too (91–100)

chocolate

Hand Play 'Chocolate' — Hand Game Taught by an Active Teacher
chocolate

Sweet and delicious chocolate that everyone loves.

Let’s make chocolate through a song and hand play.

As you sing “choko choko,” the cute combination of sounds somehow lifts your mood! It’s a perfect song for everyone to sing together before a fun snack time.

Be sure to learn it and sing it with the kids! You’ll surely get hooked!

Snow and Children

[Children's Song] Snow and Children [Minna no Uta]
Snow and Children

It is said that the first introduction in Japan was the broadcast on NHK’s “Minna no Uta” in 1962.

It is considered a Norwegian folk song.

The Japanese lyrics were written by the children’s literature author Junichi Kobayashi.

“Ski heil” is German for “long live skiing,” and is used as a greeting among skiers.

Winter’s GiftLyrics: Keiko Kimoto / Music: Takeshi Ike

Winter Present - With Mother (Together with Mom) - December 1999 Song
Lyrics of Winter Present: Keiko Kimoto / Music: Takeshi Ike

It was released in NHK’s “Okaasan to Issho” as the song for December 1999.

From the intro, it already feels like Christmas! Although it’s a children’s song, it has a vibe that somehow calls to mind Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for Christmas Is You.” It’s a sparkling pop tune that makes even adults feel giddy with excitement.

In conclusion

We’ve introduced some winter nursery rhymes, folk songs, children’s songs, and hand-play songs—what did you think? Even under the umbrella of “winter songs,” there were all sorts: songs about winter scenery and fun events, and songs that capture the feeling of eagerly awaiting spring.

When you think about the winter cold, it can make you feel a bit down.

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At times like that, try listening to winter songs and let yourself feel the joy and wonder of the season.