Snow Songs to Enjoy in Winter! Children's Snow Nursery Rhymes & Hand-Play Songs
Songs about snow you’ll want to hum along to with your children in winter.There are so many heartwarming classics among winter children’s songs loved in elementary schools, daycare centers, and kindergartens that depict snowy scenes.Many of you may be thinking, “I want to sing while watching the snow fall,” or “I’m looking for songs to use for seasonal events.”So in this article, we introduce a wide range of children’s songs and winter tunes related to snow that you can enjoy with kids.From timeless favorites that have long been loved to songs you can pair with hand plays, we’ve gathered them all—find your new favorite!
Playlist
| Snow Songs to Enjoy in Winter! Children's Snow Nursery Rhymes & Hand-Play Songs | |||
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| 1 | Winter WonderlandSakkyoku: Efu Bānādo / Sakushi: Hasu Kenji | play_arrow | Captivated by snowy scenery in the classic “Merry Christmas” |
| 2 | snowMonbushō shōka | play_arrow | The author of “The Dog Policeman” is unknown. |
| 3 | winter sceneryMonbushō shōka | play_arrow | Winter scenery: scenes of white mist, treading wheat, and flowers |
| 4 | Snow KobōzuSakushi: Murayama Toshiko / Sakkyoku: Fushō | play_arrow | A children’s song with the melody of “The Itomaki Song” |
| 5 | Sparkling Snow | play_arrow | The ethereal English song is beautiful in Japanese. |
| 6 | The wind and the snow are my friends.Sakkyoku: Neruson & Rorinzu / Sakushi: Kobayashi Jun’ichi | play_arrow | A children's song about playing despite the cold |
| 7 | Snow and iciclesSakushi: Hirata Akiko / Sakkyoku: Masuda Yūko | play_arrow | Winter play songs that capture children's hearts |
| 8 | Hymn to the Snowy Mountainssakushi: Nishibori Eizaburō / sakkyoku: Amerika min’yō | play_arrow | A mountain song for those who love the mountains, dedicated to snowy peaks |
| 9 | The Snow PainterSakkyoku: Andō Takashi / Sakushi: Noritake Akihiko | play_arrow | Snow Painter, a humorous children's song |
| 10 | Snow falls upon children.Sakushi: Yamakawa Keisuke / Sakkyoku: Shibuya Takeshi | play_arrow | A classic song depicting snow and the pure hearts of children |
| 11 | A Town Where It SnowsSakkyoku: Nakada Yoshinao | play_arrow | A famous song from the snowy country that sings of longing for one’s hometown |
| 12 | YukifururunOno Atsuko, Hanada Yuuichirou | play_arrow | The snow song “Yukifururun” is a heartwarming song. |
| 13 | Jingle Bells | play_arrow | The seasonal magic woven by winter songs |
| 14 | The Snowman’s MagicSakushi: Takahashi Ako / Sakkyoku: Omori Toshiyuki | play_arrow | A song that conveys hope through the magic of a snowman |
| 15 | Pechka (a type of Russian masonry stove)Sakushi: Kitahara Hakushū / Sakkyoku: Yamada Kōsaku | play_arrow | A song about spending cold days by the fireplace. In northern regions, preparing firewood and getting ready for winter is hard work. |
| 16 | Cha-Cha-Cha of the Snowman | play_arrow | A song where a snowman family dances happily |
| 17 | Snow and Children | play_arrow | A sad Nordic song, moving with Japanese lyrics |
| 18 | Yuki’s PresentSakushi: Mado Michio / Sakkyoku: Kotani Hajime | play_arrow | A fresh sense of wonder felt in a snowy landscape |
| 19 | Powdery snow, konkoSakushi: Iijima Toshiko / Sakkyoku: Hirao Kishio | play_arrow | Powdery snow konko, a winter nursery rhyme, a song for children waiting for snow |
| 20 | Brr, it’s so cold.Sakushi: Ishihara Wasaburō / Sakkyoku: Tamura Torazō | play_arrow | The classic song depicting winter’s chill, “O Samu Kosamu” |
| 21 | I like winter. | play_arrow | A children's song expressing the warmth of winter |
| 22 | white friend(s) | play_arrow | A gentle song that calls snow a friend |
| 23 | during winter | play_arrow | The moon’s song that gently sang of dreams in winter’s slumber |
| 24 | Yukifururun | play_arrow | A winter nursery rhyme that’s a fun parent-child hand game |
| 25 | Winter’s Daughter, Rikka-RokkaWatanabe Kaori | play_arrow | A children's song depicting a world of snow |
| 26 | Cha-Cha-Cha of the SnowmanSakushi / Sakkyoku: Tajiga Akira | Winter fingerplay song 'Yukidaruma no Cha-Cha-Cha' | |
| 27 | little snow monkSakushi: Murayama Toshiko | A fun hand-play song that personifies snow | |
| 28 | TroikaRoshia min’yō | play_arrow | A cheerful folk song that briskly runs through a snowy landscape |
| 29 | Ticotin, the winter fairySakushi / Sakkyoku: Suzuki Tsubasa | play_arrow | Songs that parents and children can enjoy together in the cold season |
| 30 | fluffy snowteasobi | play_arrow | Enjoy winter to the fullest with fun snowy hand-play songs! |
| 31 | hard snow and icy crust | play_arrow | The appeal of enjoying winter through 'Katayuki Kanko' |
| 32 | Yuki-onna | play_arrow | A moving story about snow that conveys the transience of winter |
| 33 | A Blizzardy NightSakushi: Kitahara Hakushū / Sakkyoku: Kusakawa Shin | play_arrow | A heartwarming winter song on a snowy night |
| 34 | Alpine valley | play_arrow | A heartwarming song to sing on a cold day |
| 35 | Powdery snow konkoSakkyoku: Hirao Kishio / Sakushi: Iijima Toshiko | play_arrow | A children's song composed by Hirao, the melody of a kerosene delivery truck |
| 36 | Silver invites you. | play_arrow | Lyrics about snowy mountains and a bright melody color the winter. |
| 37 | snow angel | play_arrow | A winter song that gives thanks for the kindness of snow |
| 38 | Snow KobōzuSakkyoku: Fushō | play_arrow | A universal melody with uniquely Japanese lyrics about snow |
| 39 | Winter nightMonbushō shōka | play_arrow | On a winter night, the family gathers around the irori (sunken hearth). |
| 40 | winter song | play_arrow | A famous children’s song introduction from NHK’s “Minna no Uta” |
| 41 | Song of the Four Seasons | play_arrow | The appeal of a piece that beautifully depicts the changing of the seasons |
| 42 | Winter March | play_arrow | A vigorous winter march, briskly walking with a whistle |
| 43 | Snow DanceSakkyoku: Traditional | play_arrow | A Japanese children's song; the original is a Czech folk song. |
| 44 | Yuki said they like rain boots.Sakushi: Kayama Yoshiko / Sakkyoku: Yuyama Akira | play_arrow | A winter song that captures the joy of enjoying the snow! |
| 45 | Knock knock knock, Christmas | play_arrow | It's a Christmas version of a hand play song. |
| 46 | Christmas tree | play_arrow | A Christmas fingerplay song enjoyed with onomatopoeia |
| 47 | Mr. Penguin’s Mountain Climb | play_arrow | Enjoying parent-child time with winter hand-play songs |
| 48 | Snow DanceSakushi: Yui Keizō | play_arrow | A captivating folk song that sings of the dance of snow |
| 49 | KodANUKI PonpoSakushi: Suzuki Etsuo / Sakkyoku: Oyama Takateru | ![]() | The Song of the Little Raccoon Dog Returning the Red Gloves |
| 50 | Snow Festivalsakushi sakkyoku: Minami Ranbō | play_arrow | Written by Minami Ranbō. A song in a folk-melody style about the lives of children in a snowbound village. |
| 51 | Blaze up, snowsSakushi: Sakata Hiroo / Sakkyoku: Uno Seiichirou | play_arrow | The snow burns—Chinatsu Nakayama's famous song |
| 52 | Lou the SnowmanSakkyoku: Kurihara Masaki | play_arrow | A Heartwarming Song of the Snowman Brothers |
| 53 | oshikura manju (a children’s pushing game) | play_arrow | Oshikura manju is a winter playground song. |
| 54 | Tonight is a happy Christmas. | play_arrow | Let's have fun learning with Christmas fingerplay songs |
| 55 | Hitotsu to ya | play_arrow | New Year number song, a treasure of traditional culture |
| 56 | All ye faithful, make hasteGeorg Friedrich Händel | play_arrow | Christmas hymns, beloved masterpieces around the world |
| 57 | Snow (Yuki ya Konko)Sakkyokusha: Fushō | play_arrow | Warm winter scenes depicted in a snow-themed children's song |
| 58 | little foxsakushi: Katsu Tsuguo / sakkyoku: Doitsu min’yō | play_arrow | A nursery rhyme depicting the cheerful winter life of a little fox |
| 59 | Rain child, snow child | play_arrow | A joyful winter song for children waiting for snow |
| 60 | fluffy snow | play_arrow | A song about making a snowman’s face with vegetables |
| 61 | Song of Ski Heil | play_arrow | A song filled with the feelings of a ski enthusiast |
| 62 | skiing | play_arrow | A winter song praising the charms of skiing |
| 63 | Tap tap tap tap, playing in the snow | play_arrow | It’s a hand play song arranged around playing in the snow. |
| 64 | White Christmas | play_arrow | The mature allure of The Christmas Carol |
| 65 | White RoadSakushi: Unno Yoji / Sakkyoku: Antonio Vivarudi | play_arrow | Junko Yamamoto’s clear voice, a song thinking of her mother on a snowy road |


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