Season Poems For Kids
Welcome to the page of Season Poems for kids where you will find poems about seasons, the weather and different times of the year such as holidays and occasions.
These poems can be used for kids as an introduction into poetry in school or used in cards and scrapbooks. Some of these poems can be used as examples of adjectives which are describing words.
Seasons of trees
in spring The trees Are a beautiful sight Dressed in blossom Pink and white.
In summer The trees Are full of treats Apples and pears And cherries to eat.
In autumn The trees Are red and gold And the leaves full down As the days grow cold.
In winter The trees Are bare and plain waiting for spring To dress them again.
Julie Holder
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Winter Walk
Walking home from Granny's On a dark and snowy night, Everything looks ghostly In the shadowy street light.
All is still and quiet. No footsteps can be heard, Except the crunch beneath us. Too cold to say a word.
Wendy Larmont
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Hibernating Hedgehoge
Here comes winter, cold and grey. The hedgehog tucks itself away.
Here comes ice and here comes snow. It needs somewhere warm to go.
Here comes mist and freezing fog. Here's a good old hollow log.
And here's a pile of leaves that's deep. It rolls up tight and goes to sleep.
Tony Mitton
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You can tell it's spring
You can tell it's spring When the trees turn green And there are just puddliesWhere the snow has been.
You can tell it's spring When the birds build nests And mum packs away Our warm winter vests.
You can tell it's spring When the yellow heads Of daffodils dance In the flower beds.
You can tell it's spring. It's lighter each day And after school We can stay out and play.
Charles Thomson & John Foster
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One summer evening
We were playing cricket in the garden after school. Dad dived for a catch, but he missed and fell in the paddling pool!
John Foster
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