What children can learn at each age
- Toddlers learn weather words through what they see and feel: sunny, rainy, windy, cold.
- Preschoolers link weather to clothes and play: raincoat, sunhat, mittens, kites.
- School children learn the seasons in order, why we have them, and simple ideas like clouds bringing rain.
Seasons depend on where you live
Many children's songs assume snow at Christmas and four neat seasons. That is not true everywhere. In the Southern Hemisphere, such as Australia, December is summer. Some places near the equator have a wet season and a dry season instead of four seasons. Some places never see snow. Tell us where you are, roughly, and which seasons and months to use, so the song matches the window your child looks out of.
What to type in the form
- Weather or seasons, or one song each.
- The weather you get: sun, rain, wind, fog, snow, storms (told gently).
- What your child wears and does in each: puddle jumping, building a snowman, the paddling pool.
- For seasons, the order and one picture for each: leaves falling, first flowers, beach days.
- An action: wiggle fingers for rain, sway for wind.
How to use it
Make it part of a daily weather check: look out of the window, sing the song, and point to the weather on a chart. Ask "what should we wear today?" when the clothes verse comes. In class, pair it with a days of the week song at calendar time. For seasons, play it on the first day of each season and go outside to look for signs.
Accuracy: weather facts in plain words
Read the lyrics before the song is made. Keep science simple but true: rainbows appear when sun shines through rain, snow needs freezing cold, wind moves the clouds. Avoid lines that make storms scary; a calm "thunder is loud, we stay inside" is enough. The writer is told to leave out anything it is not sure of, but your check is the last word.
Weather song ideas, style and voice
- A daily weather check song with a verse for each kind of weather.
- One song per season, played when that season starts.
- A what-to-wear song for getting ready on cold or rainy mornings.
- A rainbow song with the colors in order, paired with the colors song.
- A gentle storm song for children who find thunder loud.
Gentle acoustic suits most weather songs; playful and bouncy works for puddle jumping and wind; campfire sing-along is good for a class weather check. Choose a warm female or male voice. Lyrics are ready about a minute after payment, you can change any word or ask for up to 3 fresh drafts, and the song is sung in about 2 to 4 minutes.
Example lyrics
Made with Still Morning for a made-up class, from these details: "A weather song for a preschool where it rains a lot: rainy days with yellow raincoats and puddle jumping, cloudy days, windy days with kites, sunny days with sunhats, and the odd snowy day. Wiggle fingers for rain, sway for wind. End with looking out of the window.". Lyrics as the writer drafted them, before any edits.
[Verse 1] Rain is falling, pitter-pat Put your yellow raincoat on Jump in puddles, splash like that Rainy days are so much fun Wiggle fingers, watch them go Raindrops falling soft and slow [Chorus] Look outside and you will see What the weather wants to be Rain or sun or wind or snow Dress for it and off we go [Verse 2] Wind is blowing, whoosh and sway Hold your kite string, watch it fly Clouds are rolling far away Sun comes peeking through the sky Put your sunhat on your head Sunny days are warm instead [Chorus] Look outside and you will see What the weather wants to be Rain or sun or wind or snow Dress for it and off we go [Bridge] Snow is falling, soft and white Catch a snowflake, hold on tight [Chorus] Look outside and you will see What the weather wants to be Rain or sun or wind or snow Dress for it and off we go
What it cannot do
It cannot check today's weather; it is a song you sing alongside your own look out of the window. It cannot know your local seasons unless you type them. The music model may blur a word now and then, which is why you can make up to 3 versions.
Questions parents ask
Can the seasons song start with autumn for the school year?
Yes. Give the order you want in the details, such as fall, winter, spring, summer.
We live in Australia. Can the song have summer at Christmas?
Yes. Tell us where you are and the writer follows your seasons and months.
Should I write fall or autumn?
Use the word your child hears at home and at school. Write it in the details and check the lyrics.
Can the song include what to wear?
Yes, and it is a good hook for little ones: boots and raincoat, sunhat and sunscreen, scarf and mittens.
Can I make it calm for a rainy afternoon?
Yes. Choose soft lullaby or gentle acoustic for a cosy rain song.
Can a song help a child who is scared of thunder?
A calm song with simple facts, like thunder being loud but far away and that we stay inside, can be a comforting routine. Pair it with a cuddle. It is not a treatment for fears.
What age is a weather song for?
Most are for children from about two to seven. Choose the age band; younger children get simple weather words, older ones can learn seasons and simple causes.
Updated 2026-10-17. Made with AI. The words come from an AI writer working from your details, and you approve them. The music and the voice come from an AI music model (not a human singer).