Preschool Winter Theme

See also Snow/Snowman Theme
See also Arctic Theme
Welcome to my Preschool Winter Theme Page! Here you will find winter songs and winter poems for children, winter arts and craft ideas, and winter activities suitable for preschool-aged children. Enjoy!
Book List

A Hat for Minerva Louise - Janet Morgan Stoeke
A Winter Day - Douglas Florian
Amy Loves The Snow - Julia Hoban
Animals in Winter - Henrietta Bancroft
Annie and the Wild Animals - Jan Brett
Cold Night, Brittle Light - Richard Thompson
Cuddly Dudley - Jez Alborough
Franklin's Bad Day - Paulette Bourgeois
Froggy Gets Dressed - Jonathan London
Goodbye Geese - Nancy White Carlstrom
Here Comes The Snow - Angela Shelf Medearis
Hopper - Marcus Pfister
How Do You Know Its Winter? - Allan Fowler
Is That You, Winter? - Stephen Gammell
Little Penguin's Tale - Audrey Wood
Little Polar Bear Finds a Friend - Hans de Beer
Mrs. Toggle's Zipper - Robin Pulver
Sadie and the Snowman - Allen Morgan
Sledding - Elizabeth Winthrop
 Snowy Owl At home on the Tundra - Sarah Toast
The Big Snow - Berta Hader, Elmer Hader
The Biggest Snowball - John Rogan
The First Snowfall - Anne and Harlow Rockwell
The Jacket I Wear in the Snow - Shirley Neitzel
The Mitten - Jan Brett
The Snow Child - Freya Littledale
The Snowman - Raymond Briggs
The Snowy Day - Ezra Jack Keats
The Biggest Snowball - John Rogan
The Very Merry Snowman - Joanne Barkan
The Wild Toboggan Ride - Suzan Reid
Thomas' Snowsuit - Robert Munsch
Wake Me in Spring - James Preller
What Do Animals Do in Winter? - Melvin Berger, Gilda Berger
White Snow Bright Snow - Alvin Tresselt
Winter is Here! - Kimbely Weinberger
Winter Rabbit - Patrick Yee
Wintertime - Ann Schweninger
Songs & Fingerplays

Sing A Song Of Winter - sung to "Sing a Song of Sixpence"

Sing a song of winter, frost is in the air;
Sing a song of winter, snowflakes everywhere,
Sing a song of winter, hear the sleighbells chime,
Can you think of anything as nice as wintertime?

Mrs. Gary McNitt

Winter Hokey Pokey

You put your mitten in, you take your mitten out
You put your boots in, you take your boots out
You put your coat in, you put your coat out
You put your hat in, you put your hat out
You put your scarf in, you put your scarf out

~Submitted by Patricia


Winter

Grey days
Freeze my feet,
The world has
Curled up tight
To wait for spring.

~Submitted by Cheryl's Sweethearts ChildCare

Winter

Runny nose, sniff, snort!
Cold toes, I've caught
Walking in the rain, another cold again.
Freezing air, damp coat,
Wet hair, sore throat,
Fingers dropping off. Listen to my cough.

~Submitted by Cheryl's Sweethearts ChildCare

Winter Sun

Recite the poem below and let the children fill in the blanks.

Winter sun, don't you run,
Stay with me and have some fun.
Shine on the________, shine on me,
Shine on the________, shine on the tree.
Shine on the________, shine so fair,
Shine on the________, shine everywhere!

~Submitted by Cheryl's Sweethearts ChildCare

Winter Days - (Flannel Story)

Five little snowmen round and fat.
Each one wearing a funny hat.
In the morning, out came the sun.
It looked down and melted one.
Repeat with 4,3,2,1 snowmen

~Submitted by Cheryl's Sweethearts ChildCare

Dressing for Winter - (Flannel Story)

This is how we dress on a cold Winter's day.
We put on our snowsuits to go out to play.
Then we put on our boots for walking in the snow.
Next, our hats and our mittens.
'Cause the wind begins to blow.
And now we're all ready to go out and play.
We'll stay nice and warm on this cold Winter day.

~Submitted by Cheryl's Sweethearts ChildCare
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