Rain nursery songs

Hi, my name is Raina, and this is a blog about rain.

When you live in the UK you have two choices when it comes to the rain; either you stay inside and try to avoid the showers or you face the weather full on and have some musical fun in it with some rainy day nursery rhymes. To make the most of a rainy day, it is essential to invest in some good wet weather gear. Wellies and all in one zip-up water-proof suits are a great idea. Here are four rainy day nursery rhymes that explore the sounds of the rain with lots of rhythmic movement. I Hear Thunder — Borrows the traditional tune from Frere Jacques, but explores the sounds and rhythms of the falling rain.

Rain nursery songs

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When you live in the UK you have two choices when it comes to the rain; either you stay inside and try to avoid the showers or you face the weather full on and have some musical fun in it with some rainy day nursery rhymes. To make the most of a rainy day, it is essential to invest in some good wet weather gear. Wellies and all in one zip-up water-proof suits are a great idea. Here are four rainy day nursery rhymes that explore the sounds of the rain with lots of rhythmic movement. I Hear Thunder — Borrows the traditional tune from Frere Jacques, but explores the sounds and rhythms of the falling rain. Splashing in the Puddles — Kids love this one!

Rain nursery songs

Hi, my name is Raina, and this is a blog about rain. When I was a kid, I thought I had magical powers that could change the weather because my name was Raina. I probably believed this longer than I should have. I hope that this makes me uniquely qualified to bring you the best list of kid-friendly rain songs on the internet! Our goal at The Music Class is to help you connect your child to a love of music, and there is no easier way to accomplish this goal than singing about things you experience in daily life. So next time it rains, or it looks like it might rain, or you want to encourage your wildly imaginative child to pretend that they can change the weather, here are your songs!

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Sign up for our newsletter. I thought it would be worth including this as an example of a pop song that might be stuck in your head as an adult. And of course, to sing in the rain. This is such a lovely performance by an older B. Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Come rain or come shine! If all the raindrops were lemon drops and gumdrops, Oh what a rain that would be. This is a wonderful song, but I am suggesting some alternative chorus lyrics to make it a little happier. I wanna know, have you ever seen the rain? Chorus: I wanna know, have you ever seen the rain? A constructive way to blow off some steam on a rainy day! You can have some of ours if you want some! Chorus: Rain, rain, go away.

Rain Rain Go Away! This is probably the perfect nursery rhyme to sing when the rain is pouring down outside. Rain Rain Go Away is a traditional nursery rhyme that was published in the 17th century or earlier.

I want, to wear, my rain boots today. For ideas surrounding how all of these rainy day songs can be used in a music lesson, have a look at my rain themed music lesson plan. Teach with Us! You can have some of ours if you want some! If all the raindrops were lemon drops and gumdrops, Oh what a rain that would be. Chorus: Trickle, trickle, splash, splash, Tell me how long will this rain last. But day after day I stay locked up in my room. Splashing in the Puddles — Kids love this one! When you live in the UK you have two choices when it comes to the rain; either you stay inside and try to avoid the showers or you face the weather full on and have some musical fun in it with some rainy day nursery rhymes. Rain on me, rain, rain, Rain on me.