There is a white snowflake on her hand. Beads: New Year's Poems

Snowflake Poems for Kids are beautiful quatrains about snowflakes that make winter a truly magical time of the year. Catching snowflakes is a favorite pastime for both adults and children. Each time we look at them in the palm of our hand, we admire the beauty of these unique ice crystals.

Snowflakes are indispensable guests and heroes of New Year's performances. At matinees, little participants in the performances recite short poems about snowflakes for children. In preparation for the holiday, you can learn them online from our selection. It is difficult to imagine a holiday without the dance of small snowflakes and poems about the white servants of Mother Winter.

In our collection you will find children's poems about snowflakes that you can learn and tell at the matinee. They can also be read online on long winter evenings.

Children's poems about snowflakes

Bright winter wonder

Smoothly snowflake
went down into the palm,
Whispers softly:
“Don't touch me.
Dun carefully
and I will fly away -
Towards the blue sky
I want to get up. "

First fluffy
and white snow -
Bright winter miracle, my friend.

Snowflakes

- Who are the snowflakes
Did these?
To work
Who is responsible?
- I AM! - answered Santa Claus
And grabbed me
By the nose!

We are snowflakes

We are snowflakes, we are fluffs
We are not averse to spinning around.
We are snowflakes ballerinas
We dance day and night.

We stand together in a circle -
It turns out a snowball.
We whitewashed the trees
The roofs were covered with fluff.
The earth was covered with velvet
And saved from the cold.

What are these miracles?

The hedgehog looks to the heavens:
What are these miracles?
Hedgehogs fly in the sky
And you take it in your palms - they melt.
Hedgehogs-hedgehogs
White snowflakes.

Where did the snowflakes come from?

Who knits snowflakes and throws them from the sky?
Even my mother does not know such patterns
And yarn has never been seen like this -
Our city is all white, slightly blue.

Or maybe they are cut out of chintz
And quietly down on my eyelashes?
With a tear on their cheeks, they slowly melt ...
Where did the snowflakes come from? Does anyone know?

Snowflakes like laughter

Spins and laughs
Snowstorm on New Year's Eve.
The snow wants to fall
And the wind does not give.
And the trees have fun
And to every bush
Snowflakes, like laughter,
They dance on the fly.

Snowflakes are dancing

Snowflakes are dancing:
fly and spin
In the sun
silver on a frosty day.

Openwork dresses, carved headscarves ...
A magical winter wonder - snowflakes.

Sparkling snowflake

To come down to you from the sky,
I don't even need wings.
Wouldn't be white without me
The path of the beauty of Winter.

I dance with the wind
I rush where I know not.
And in the rays of any light
I sparkle like a star!

Snowflake on the palm

A snowflake fell on my palm,
I will warm her with my breath a little.
Snowflake, have you decided to play hide and seek?
I can't see you on my palm.

Cheerful Snowflake

The wind sings a song
At the edge of the forest
To dance is calling me
In a round dance to the girlfriends.

Wind, wind, blow harder
To dance more fun
Ice circle -
A small snowflake.

Snowflakes

The hedgehog looks at the snowflakes:
- This, - he thinks, - hedgehogs ...
White, prickly
And besides, they are volatile.

Spider on a spider web
Also looks at the snowflakes:
- Look, how brave
These flies are white!

The hare looks at the snowflakes:
- These are hare fluffs ...
Apparently, the hare - covered in fluff -
Combing a fur coat upstairs.

The boy looks at the snowflakes:
- This, maybe, laughs? ..
He won't understand why
It’s a lot of fun for him.

First snow

Hats from the sky!
Hats from the sky!
Winter knits for us.
Snow caps!
Snow caps
They piled up at home.

Oh yes hats!
Just right -
Neither small nor large!
Here is a high fence.
Here are the stumps by the river.

Hats of all styles at once
So it is pouring from heaven.
With or without a pompom?

Winged snowflakes

Light, winged,
Like moths
Spinning, spinning
Above the table by the light bulb.
Gathered for the light.
Where can they go?
After all, they too, ice cold,
I want to warm up.

Cautious snow

Midnight snow
He's in no hurry.
He walks slowly
But the snow knows
What is all the same
It will fall somewhere.
And the slower he walked,
Than more careful I was
The softer it fell into the dark
And he didn't wake us up.

What are the snowflakes singing about?

What are the snowflakes singing about?
They sing about the white light.
About white trees
Which are not more beautiful
About white roads
And white houses
About the world that
The beauty winter rules.

Snowflake

Snowflake on a frosty fine day
Flew, chased the collar.
I lost quite a few hours
While I caught the right one!

She followed all the rules:
She sat down, straightened the frills,
Then she smiled ... a little haughtily -
She's not a snowflake now, but a brooch!

Where do snowflakes come from?

Children's poems about snowflakes are touching and kind works, but it is no less interesting to know where they come from. Snowflakes are complex symmetrical structures made up of small ice crystals. They "live" in a cold cloud in the form of vapor, but at low temperatures they turn into a solid.

How does this happen? The water vapor that collects in the clouds begins to "create" a hexagon shape. When it gets very cold, these crystals fall to the ground in the form of snow.

The ice crystal formation process is very long. It starts when the snowflake is in the cloud and ends when it touches the ground.

In an hour, a snowflake travels a little less than a kilometer. All this time she has been improving. During flight, irregularities or bumps are formed on the edges of the crystal, on each of which water molecules adhere, forming rays. Branches appear on the projections of the beam, similar to tree twigs or small needles. This is how each snowflake takes on its own unique shape.

It is interesting that initially the snowflakes are exactly the same, all metamorphoses occur with them "on the road."

The snowflake itself is transparent, not white, as is commonly thought. In each, order and chaos coexist calmly. Oxygen atoms provide order, and hydrogen atoms give chaos.

Scientists in search of discovery

The first to notice the unique crystal was the astronomer Johannes Kepler. At the beginning of the 17th century, he wrote a treatise in which he shared his revelations about hexagonal snowflakes. Throughout his life, the scientist tried to understand why crystals have exactly this shape. Kepler was never able to explain the nature of the symmetry of snowflakes, but he insisted that they owe their beauty to the imagination of the Creator.

The questions that haunted Kepler excited the inquisitive mind of the philosopher and mathematician Rene Descartes. Without a microscope, he was able to describe in detail the structure of snow crystals and divided them into several classes: roses, lilies, wheels with six teeth. It was he who drew attention to the outlandish dodecagonal and columnar snowflakes and noticed a white dot in the middle of the crystal, as if someone had drawn the circle of an ice crystal with a compass. But just like his predecessor, Descartes was unable to explain the nature of symmetry.

At the end of the 20th century, the English naturalist Robert Hooke made the first detailed drawings of ice crystals, and the famous American Wilson Bentley managed to capture a snowflake under a microscope. The photographer caught crystals on black velvet and photographed them until they melted. So he managed to take 2,450 unique photographs. In 1931 he designed them into a collection.

Wilson Bentley was the first to declare to the whole world that no two snowflakes are alike. This theory was later confirmed by his "students" Libbrecht and Nakaya. Growing crystals in laboratory conditions, subjecting them to various "tests", physicists stated that the shape of a snowflake directly depends on the humidity and temperature of the air.

Snowflakes are magic companions of winter, always different and unique, they invariably accompany every New Year. Snowflakes are cut out of paper and cardboard, they compose and tell poems about them to Grandfather Frost. We offer you a collection of the best children's poems about snowflakes.

In the collection of poems about snowflakes for children, you will also find funny answers about where snowflakes come from and where they disappear.

Snowflakes

- Who are the snowflakes
Did these?
To work
Who is responsible?
- I AM! - answered Santa Claus
And grabbed me
By the nose!

Snowflakes like laughter

Spins and laughs
Snowstorm on New Year's Eve.
The snow wants to fall
And the wind does not give.
And the trees have fun
And to every bush
Snowflakes, like laughter,
They dance on the fly.

Sparkling snowflake

To come down to you from the sky,
I don't even need wings.
Wouldn't be white without me
The path of the beauty of Winter.

I dance with the wind
I rush where I know not.
And in the rays of any light
I sparkle like a star!

Cheerful Snowflake

The wind sings a song
At the edge of the forest
To dance is calling me
In a round dance to the girlfriends.

Wind, wind, blow harder
To dance more fun
Ice circle -
A small snowflake.

Snowflake on the palm

A snowflake fell on my palm,
I will warm her with my breath a little.
Snowflake, have you decided to play hide and seek?
I can't see you on my palm.

Snowflakes are dancing

Snowflakes are dancing:
fly and spin
In the sun
silver on a frosty day.

Openwork dresses, carved headscarves ...
A magical winter wonder - snowflakes.

Where did the snowflakes come from?

Who knits snowflakes and throws them from the sky?
Even my mother does not know such patterns
And yarn has never been seen like this -
Our city is all white, slightly blue.

Or maybe they are cut out of chintz
And quietly down on my eyelashes?
With a tear on their cheeks, they slowly melt ...
Where did the snowflakes come from? Does anyone know?

Happy child 25.12.2017

Dear readers, today on the blog we continue the winter theme in verse. For all caring parents, grandparents, as well as for your children and grandchildren who have already learned to read themselves, we have prepared a selection of poems about snowflakes, the inimitable companions of mother winter. They can be used for children's parties and for home celebrations. Make them fun and interesting!

Pay attention to the interest with which the little ones watch the slow fall of snowflakes from the sky. How they scrutinize everyone, substituting them their hands in mittens. What a miracle it is!

Poems about snowflakes are short and beautiful for children 3-4 years old

The snowflakes are all different and the poems about them are also different and very beautiful. And for the smallest children, the poems are short and very understandable. In this collection there are short poems for kids 3-4 years old about a snowball and snowflakes.

Fluffy snowflake
She flew into our house,
On an elegant herringbone
Suddenly I sat down to rest.

New Year's snowflakes
Like light fluffs
They fly from the sky to us,
Want to meet!

Snowflakes white on the tree
Festively decorate needles
And we will all get up in a round dance
And let's celebrate the New Year together!

There are snowflakes on our Christmas tree,
On paws funny - fluff,
And Grandpa sings with us
About the fact that the New Year has come!

Miracle, white fluff
Beauty as in the picture
It snows lightly
Calling New Year!

Snowflake-crumb,
Fly to the window.
And decorate my Christmas tree -
Let the needles shine.

Snow is falling on the trees
Sweeps all the houses
It came to us from a fairy tale
Snow-white winter.

Snowflakes swirled
And they got up in a round dance
Around an elegant Christmas tree
On New Year's Eve!

Fluffy snowflakes
They are spinning outside the windows
And on New Year's under the tree
The kids are having fun.

Snowflakes are dancing, flying
They slowly melt on mittens,
Winter is coming through the snowdrifts
The New Year is in a hurry for her!

I will stretch out my palms to the sky,
I will catch white earrings.
Winter gave us an outfit
So that it was beautiful in the New Year.
Dressed in white at home.
Already I am white - white.

New Year's snowflakes
Like a silver speck of dust
Spinning, flying
The kids are touched.

Snow is sweeping outside the window.
The people are happy about it.
A fairy tale goes to people in the house
Called New Year.

Even Christmas trees and snowflakes
Love in the new year
When the kids are having fun
They lead a round dance!

Snowflakes falling
Right on the porch
White fluff
Pinching your face!

New Year will rush to us
With white, gentle snow,
With joy for all people,
And with snowy frost.

They fly straight from the sky to us
Light fluffs.
Silver and shine
White snowflakes
(M. Mishakova)

Children's poems about snowflakes for children 5-6 years old

In anticipation of a miracle, even the simplest objects become in our imagination, alive, magical and fabulous. Only on New Year's Eve, ordinary snowflakes can become butterflies, stars, fluffs, live ballerinas. And if, in addition to verses, you want to make snowflakes with children, then we offer you simple schemes for cutting snowflakes to help you. You can read about this in the article

In this collection there are already more complex children's poems for kids 5-6 years old about snowflakes and where they come from.

Snowflakes

The hedgehog looks at the snowflakes.
“This, - he thinks, - hedgehogs ...
White, prickly
And besides, they are volatile. "

Spider on a spider web
Also looks at the snowflakes:
“Look how brave
These flies are white! "

The hare looks at the snowflakes:
“These are hare fluffs ...
Apparently, the hare - covered in fluff -
She is scratching her fur coat upstairs. "

The boy looks at the snowflakes:
"Maybe this is funny? .."
He won’t understand why
It’s a lot of fun for him.
(Andrey Usachev)

Who knits snowflakes and throws them from the sky?
Even my mother does not know such patterns
And yarn has never been seen like this -
Our city is all white, slightly blue.
Or maybe they are cut out of chintz
And quietly down on my eyelashes?
With a tear on their cheeks, they slowly melt ...
Where did the snowflakes come from? Does anyone know?
(E. Shukevich)

Snowflakes are quietly falling
And there is vanity in the house,
But everyone pleases each other
Everyone believes in miracles.

Cherished desires
May it come true soon
And snow festivities
Start quickly.

Fluffy snowflakes
They are spinning outside the windows
And on New Year's under the tree
The kids are having fun.

We want gifts
And noisy bustle
So that Santa Claus beloved
Spun around like we did.

Snow is falling, snowflakes are hovering
New Year is knocking at the door.
Congratulations to mom and dad
And all the beloved friends.

We will lead a round dance
And to wait for gifts together.
We love this holiday very much
Let's sing and dance.

Snowflakes

Light, winged,
Like moths
Spinning, spinning
Above the table by the light bulb.
Gathered for the light.
Where can they go?
After all, they too, icy,
I want to warm up.
(I. Bursov)

Snowflakes are spinning, hovering in the air.
It smells like a tangerine, the tree shimmers.
At this hour from the fairy tale, Santa Claus is coming,
For children, gifts, sweets!
New Year is knocking, open the doors!
May he bring joy to everyone on earth!

Snowflakes

Winter will be covered with snow
From morning to dark.
Snowflakes curl, whirl
At our window.

As if the stars sparkled
Scattered around.
Are rushing, silvery,
They look into the house.

Then they will ask for the room,
They'll run away again
They sweep behind the glass
They call me to the street.
(S. Baruzdin)

Snowflakes

Snowflakes, snowflakes
On Ninka's cheeks,
Stuck in pigtails
Hang on eyelashes
Interfere with watching.
I put it in my palm
I wanted a little
Warm the snowflakes.
I pressed it tight
But what happened to them?
What a disaster!
Snowflakes are gone
In the palm of Ninka
Only one water!
(M. Klokova)

Cheerful snowflakes -
frosty fuzz
They dance and laugh
in the palms are not given.
I barely caught one,
examined and breathed.
She instantly melted -
only a droplet is visible.
I ran after others
and fell into a large snowdrift.
I got out covered in snowflakes,
they are innumerable now.
(Zubanenko L.)

Smoothly snowflake
went down into the palm,
Whispers softly:
“Don't touch me.
Dun carefully
and I will fly away -
Towards the blue sky
I want to get up. "
First fluffy
and white snow -
Bright winter miracle, my friend.
(Luna F.)

White snowflakes
Like plates - pieces of ice,
Whirling in the air
They lie on my nose.
It's hot on my nose
I will save them from the heat,
Hide my hot nose
If only that is the question.
Snowflakes are dear to me
Help them too:
Let them fly
They don't melt until spring.
(Live S.)

Poems for snowflakes on a New Year's party

New Year's party is a beautiful children's masquerade party. And many girls wear outfits of snowflakes: beautiful and shiny heavenly stars. The girls stand in a circle and perform a charming snowflake dance.

We are snowflakes, we are fluffs
We are not averse to spinning.
We are snowflakes ballerinas
We dance day and night.
We stand together in a circle -
It turns out a snowball.
We whitewashed the trees
The roofs were covered with fluff.
The earth was covered with velvet
And saved from the cold.
(Lesna-Raunio M.)

There is a snowball outside the window
A fluffy carpet spreads
New Year is coming
The blizzard is dancing a waltz!

We'll dance too
How white snow swirls
We will celebrate the New Year,
Have fun together!

Bunny boys
Snowflake girls
Gathered at the tree
Like a big picture.

We are a cheerful people
We dance and sing
We celebrate the New Year,
And we are waiting for gifts.

Snowflakes

Near the tree livened up
Snowflake stars
Whirled in white packs
Ksyusha and Marinka.

Snowflakes are dancing

Snowflakes are dancing:
Fly and spin
In the sun on a frosty day they are silver.

Openwork dresses, carved headscarves ...
A magical winter wonder - snowflakes.

Dance of snowflakes

We are white snowflakes
We fly, we fly, we fly.
Paths and paths
We will powder everything.
Let's circle over the garden
On a cold winter day
And sit quietly next to
With the same as we are.
We dance over the fields
We carry on, our round dance,
Where, we do not know ourselves,
The wind will carry us.

What is New Year without snow?
And so for you
We fell straight out of the sky
And they started dancing right away!
We shine and spin
And we will wind up from the wind!
We are frosty fluffs
New Year's snowflakes!

We are white snowflakes
Openwork fluffs.
From air droplets
Santa Claus has woven us!

We flew, we flew
To decorate the New Year
And a round dance under the Christmas tree
Dance with the kids!

With little sister Snow Maiden,
With funny animals
We are spinning with the guys
Under the big tree.

We always fly to a holiday
From the fairy forest
Let's circle a little
And fly away again!

We are white snowflakes
Openwork fluffs.
From air droplets
Santa Claus has woven us!

We flew, we flew
To decorate the New Year
And a round dance under the Christmas tree
Dance with the kids!

With little sister Snow Maiden,
With funny animals
We are spinning with the guys
Under the big tree.

We always fly to a holiday
From the fairy forest
Let's circle a little
And fly away again!

In snow-white
Carved dress
We are easy
We dance outside the window.
Us snowflakes
Gathers in a round dance
The best holiday
New Year!
In a winter waltz
Circling, flying ...
Joy to all
We want to deliver.
May it always ring
Cheerful laughter
When it falls to the ground
White snow!

We fly, we fly
Ice moths.
We fly in a white flock
Both transparent and light.
We are flying over the earth
And we spin and we sing
And takes us far
Winter wind, winter dream.
We flit in white dresses
In a light lace haze,
Greet us with smiles
There will be a holiday - it's decided!
We came to celebrate the New Year,
A holiday of joy and happiness!

And these verses are for one snowflake girl.

The wind sings a song
At the edge of the forest
To dance is calling me
In a round dance to the girlfriends.
Wind, wind, blow harder
To dance more fun
Ice circle -
A small snowflake.
(O. Emelyanova)

I fly! I am sparkling!
And spinning, spinning, spinning!
I fulfill desires
To those who sit on the nose!
Do you want a little bit of joy?
Come on, turn up your palms
And catch a feather of winter -
New Year's snowflake!
(O. Emelyanova)

To come down to you from the sky,
I don't even need wings.
Wouldn't be white without me
The path of the beauty of Winter.
I dance with the wind
I rush wherever I know.
And in the rays of any light
I sparkle like a star!
But in the spring my shine fades.
Who am I? Who can guess here?
(O. Emelyanova)

Snow classics in New Year's poems

During the winter months, when the snowy element comes to the world, poets create their beautiful works, drawing inspiration from the frosty magic air. In Russian classics, there are also many poems about snow, snowflakes, winter ...

Snowflake

Light fluffy
Snowflake is white
How clean
How brave!

Dear stormy
Easily sweeps through
Not into the azure heights,
He asks for the ground.

Wonderful azure
She left
Into the unknown
She brought down the country.

In the rays of shining
Slides, skillful,
Among the melting flakes
Preserved white.

In the wind
Trembles, flies up,
On him, cherishing,
Swinging lightly.

His swing
She is comforted
With its blizzards
Spinning wildly.

But now it ends
The road is long
Touches the earth,
The star is crystal.

Lies fluffy
The snowflake is bold.
How clean
What a white!
(Constantin Balmont)

Snowflakes

Frowned sky
(Probably out of sorts!)
Fly, fly
White flies! ..
And there are rumors
What white flies
Not only fly
But they don't even melt!
(B. Zakhoder)

Snowflake

Whirling around easily and clumsily
The snowflake sat on the glass.
The snow was thick and white at night -
The room is bright with snow.
Slightly powdered volatile fluff,
And the winter sun rises.
Like every day, fuller and better,
A fuller and better new year ...
(A. Tvardovsky)

First snow

Snow falls on white paws
Quiet, joyful. First.
All the pillars put on their caps
Snow slightly to the right.

Weave a blanket of snowflakes
And they lay on the ground timidly.
Nowhere is now
No road and no path.

Snow is falling, falling as if
They forgot to turn it off.
Bluish smell of morning
I entered the door, barely opened it,

And he buried himself awkwardly
In my hot palms.
Somewhere in the back of the closet
The skis shuddered like horses
(Lyudmila Fadeeva)

Snowball

Snow flutters, whirls,
It's white on the street.
And puddles turned
Into cold glass.

Where the finches sang in the summer
Today - look! -
Like pink apples
Bullfinches on the branches.

The snow is cut with skis
Like chalk, squeaky and dry
And the red cat catches
Cheerful white flies.
(N. Nekrasov)

Sorceress Winter ...

Sorceress Winter
Bewitched, the forest stands
And under the snow fringe,
Motionless, dumb,
He shines with a wonderful life.
And he stands, bewitched,
Not dead and not alive -
Enchanted by magic sleep,
All entangled, all shackled
With a light down chain ...

Does the winter sun fly
His ray is oblique to him -
Nothing will tremble in him,
It will all flare up and shine
Dazzling beauty.
(F. Tyutchev)

Winter has come

White snow, fluffy in the air is spinning
And quietly falls to the ground, lies down.
And in the morning the snow turned white,
Like a shroud, everything clothed him.

A dark forest covered with a strange hat
And he fell asleep under her soundly, soundly ...
God's days are short, the sun shines a little
Here came the frost - and winter has come ...
(Ivan Surikov)

Winter

Winter out of the blue
I came to the black fields.
It was still foggy yesterday
Rain-clad earth.

The trees creaked plaintively
Cold streams flowed ...
And suddenly blizzards came
And how much snow they covered!

And the shadows are slowly falling
On the garden, on the roof, on the bench,
Snowflakes curl and whirl
And rush to my room.

They fly, light and breaking
And more dazzling than the stars
As if in the dark blue
A trembling bridge is thrown.
(Elena Blaginina)

How did winter work

How winter has worked!
What a smooth border
Without breaking the outline,
She lay down on the roofs of slender buildings.

Around the whitening ponds -
Bushes in fluffy sheepskin coats.
And wire of wires
Lurking in snow-white pipes.

Snowflakes fell from the sky
In such a random mess
And lay down on a smooth bed
And they strictly surrounded the forest.
(Samuel Marshak)

Snowflakes

Outside the window - a blizzard,
Outside the window - darkness
Looking at each other
They sleep in the snow at home.
And the snowflakes are spinning -
All of them do not care! -

With a bare shoulder.

Teddy bear
Sleeps in his corner
And listens in half an ear
Blizzard outside the window.
Old, gray-haired,
With an ice stick
Blizzard waddles
Baboy-yagoy.

And the snowflakes are spinning -
All of them do not care! -
In light dresses with lace
With a bare shoulder.
Thin legs -
Soft boots,
White slipper -
Ringing heel.
(S. Kozlov)

White Poems

The snow is spinning
Snow falls -
Snow! Snow! Snow!
The beast and the bird are happy with the snow
And, of course, a man!
Happy gray titmouses:
Birds freeze in the cold
Snow fell - frost fell!
The cat washes its nose with snow.
A puppy on a black back
White snowflakes are melting.
The sidewalks are covered with snow
Everything around is white-white:
Snow, snow, snow!
Enough for shovels
For shovels and scrapers,
For large trucks.
The snow is spinning
Snow falls -
Snow! Snow! Snow!
The beast and the bird are happy with the snow
And, of course, a man!
Janitor only, janitor only
Says: - I am this Tuesday
I will never forget!
Snowfall is a disaster for us!
The scraper scrapes all day
The broom sweeps all day.
A hundred sweats have gone off me
And everything is white again!
Snow! Snow! Snow!
(Sergey Mikhalkov)

There is no summer without green grass, there is no winter without snowflakes. Winter poems are taught by children in kindergarten for matinees and for home celebrations. Grandmothers and mothers read poems about snow and snowflakes to their children and grandchildren. We have created a collection of various winter poems: read, choose, teach with your little ones. I thank Olga Kozhevnikova, a reader of my blog, for her help in preparing the material.

Snow white snowflake
Weightless as a feather
And beautiful as a picture
You can't breathe on me.
I flew in from high,
Here I am how bold!
Fate was given to me like this -
Decorate the earth with snow.
Elena Koretskaya

Puppy and snow

The puppy looked at the first snow
And he could not understand anything.
- Why are there so many white flies
Crammed into our yard?
Or maybe it's bird fluff
Flies over the fence? ..
He opened his mouth - and grab the snow -
And he began to chew thoughtfully.
Chews, chews, but that's the problem!
There is only one water on the tongue.
Puppy completely embarrassed
And I went back to the kennel.
He was not stupid, just small
And I saw snow for the first time ...
L. Dyakonov

Dance of snowflakes

We are white snowflakes
We fly, we fly, we fly.
Paths and paths
We will powder everything.
Let's circle over the garden
On a cold winter day
And sit quietly next to
With the same as we are.
We dance over the fields
We carry on, our round dance,
Where, we do not know ourselves,
The wind will carry us.
Y. Lednev

Snowball

Snow flutters, whirls,
It's white on the street.
And puddles turned
Into cold glass.
Where the finches sang in the summer
Today - look! -
Like pink apples
Bullfinches on the branches.
The snow is cut with skis
Like chalk, squeaky and dry,
And the red cat catches
Cheerful white flies.
Nikolay Nekrasov

Snowflakes

Winter will be covered with snow
From morning to dark.
Snowflakes curl, whirl
At our window.
Like stars like sparks
Scattered around.
Are rushing, silvery,
They look into the house.
Then they will ask for the room,
They'll run away again
They sweep behind the glass
They call me to the street.
S. Baruzdin

Dance of snowflakes

We are snowflakes, we are fluffs
We are not averse to spinning.
We are snowflakes ballerinas
We dance day and night.
We stand together in a circle -
It turns out a snowball.
We whitewashed the trees
The roofs were covered with fluff.
The earth was covered with velvet
And saved from the cold.
M. Lesna-Raunio

Snowflake

I'm carved, laced
Delicate but icy.
I'm spinning like a ballerina
I sparkle, I am a Snowflake!
If there are a lot of us Snowflakes
There will be a whole snowfall
Let's notice the houses, the road,
A snow scooter will come in handy!
Natalia Ivanova

Snowflakes

- Who are the snowflakes
Did these?
To work
Who is responsible?
- I AM! - answered Santa Claus
And grabbed me
By the nose!
G. Novitskaya

Snowball

I cherish a snowball in my hands
And I warm with my breath.
Look my snowball
Has turned into a trickle!
Ah, don't get in the way!
He is in a hurry to find the spring!
G. Novitskaya

Snowflakes

Light, winged,
Like moths
Spinning, spinning
Above the table by the light bulb.
Gathered for the light.
Where can they go?
After all, they too, icy,
I want to warm up.
I. Bursov

Snowflakes

Outside the window - a blizzard,
Outside the window - darkness
Looking at each other
They sleep in the snow at home.

And the snowflakes are spinning -
All of them do not care! -
With a bare shoulder.

Teddy bear
Sleeps in his corner
And listens in half an ear
Blizzard outside the window.

Old, gray-haired,
With an ice stick
Blizzard waddles
Babya Yaga.

And the snowflakes are spinning -
All of them do not care! -
In light dresses with lace
With a bare shoulder.

Thin legs -
Soft boots,
White slipper -
Ringing heel.
S. Kozlov

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Before the New Year, all the children of our huge country are beginning to wait for a miracle. For many of them, this is the greatest magic that can happen in their lives. It is associated with the arrival of winter, with the fact that the nature around in the most dramatic way begins to change, and from the sky all of a sudden, out of nowhere, snowflakes are circling in a light dance, which sit on the roofs of houses. And after the snow has passed, even at night it becomes light in the rooms from the snow. The very first lines of beautiful poems about snowflakes give us the feeling of something magical, festive, pure and light.

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Snowflakes

- Who are the snowflakes
Did these?
To work
Who is responsible?
- I AM! - answered Santa Claus
And grabbed me
By the nose!

Snowflakes like laughter

Spins and laughs
Snowstorm on New Year's Eve.
The snow wants to fall
And the wind does not give.
And the trees have fun
And to every bush
Snowflakes, like laughter,
They dance on the fly.

Sparkling snowflake

To come down to you from the sky,
I don't even need wings.
Wouldn't be white without me
The path of the beauty of Winter.

I dance with the wind
I rush where I know not.
And in the rays of any light
I sparkle like a star!

Cheerful Snowflake

The wind sings a song
At the edge of the forest
To dance is calling me
In a round dance to the girlfriends.

Wind, wind, blow harder
To dance more fun
Ice circle -
A small snowflake.

Snowflake on the palm

A snowflake fell on my palm,
I will warm her with my breath a little.
Snowflake, have you decided to play hide and seek?
I can't see you on my palm.

Snowflakes are dancing

Snowflakes are dancing:
fly and spin
In the sun
silver on a frosty day.

Openwork dresses, carved headscarves ...
A magical winter wonder - snowflakes.

Where did the snowflakes come from?

Who knits snowflakes and throws them from the sky?
Even my mother does not know such patterns
And yarn has never been seen like this -
Our city is all white, slightly blue.

Or maybe they are cut out of chintz
And quietly down on my eyelashes?
With a tear on their cheeks, they slowly melt ...
Where did the snowflakes come from? Does anyone know?

We are snowflakes

We are snowflakes, we are fluffs
We are not averse to spinning.
We are snowflakes ballerinas
We dance day and night.

We stand together in a circle -
It turns out a snowball.
We whitewashed the trees
The roofs were covered with fluff.
The earth was covered with velvet
And saved from the cold.

Bright winter wonder

Smoothly snowflake
went down into the palm,
Whispers softly:
“Don't touch me.
Dun carefully
and I will fly away -
Towards the blue sky
I want to get up. "

First fluffy
and white snow -
Bright winter miracle, my friend.

What kind of snowflakes are there?

Thanks to such works, one can learn that these little cold companions of winter wear "openwork dresses, carved headscarves" ... That snowflakes-ballerinas dance day and night. They also help to whitewash the trees, cover the whole earth with velvet and protect it from the cold. And, most importantly, in the rays of any light, they sparkle like stars!

These are, of course, poetic images that poems give us. In fact, snowflakes are six-pointed stars. And in the most severe frosts, ice needles fall from the sky, which fall on the ground in a fluffy fur coat.

Why do we need poems about snowflakes?

Any child knows the answer to this question. Of course, in order to please Santa Claus! You can also read a poem and cut out beautiful snowflakes from paper, decorating the windows with them. You can paint them with white gouache on glass or even toothpaste.
You can arrange gymnastics: full-fledged or finger, saying this rhyme to the baby: “We are the snowflakes of the daughter of the ice, we fly day and night. As funny ballerinas, we are not averse to spinning. If we collect a circle, there will be little white snow. " Or try to stage a poem like this with your baby:

We are white snowflakes
We are flying over the city.
All green paths
We'll dust it with snow.

Let's go down over the garden
On a frosty winter day.
Sit quietly next to
With people like us.

We fly over houses
We collect a round dance,
Fly with us
Where the wind blows.

Solve riddles

Find some interesting riddles about these little winter companions. The child will undoubtedly be happy to solve simple poetic tasks.
A bright star fell from the sky
She lay down on my hand and disappeared.