Fuzzy Lulu’s Four Seasons Song
(Intro)
Fuzzy Lulu loves every season—let’s sing about them together!
(Chorus – after each verse)
Seasons change, come sing along,
Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter—
Every season has its song!
Let’s dance and play the whole year through,
There’s something special just for you!
(Verse 1 – Spring)
Spring is here, the flowers bloom,
Raindrops tap a happy tune.
Bunnies hop and robins sing,
Let’s go outside and welcome spring!
(Chorus)
(Verse 2 – Summer)
Summer sun is shining bright,
Ice cream treats and days of light.
Splashing, swimming, laughter too,
So much fun for me and you!
(Chorus)
(Verse 3 – Autumn)
Autumn leaves fall to the ground,
Red and gold are all around.
Pumpkins, apples, breezy air,
Let’s jump in leaves without a care!
(Chorus)
(Verse 4 – Winter)
Winter brings a world of white,
Snowflakes twirl and sparkle bright.
Hot cocoa, mittens, sleds that glide,
Let’s build a snowman side by side!
(Chorus – final time)
Parent and Teacher Guide
What this song is about: Four Seasons Song for Kids! 🌸☀️🍂❄️ | Fuzzy Lulu’s Dance Through Spring, Summer, Autumn & Winter is part of Fuzzy Lulu’s Learning and Educational Songs collection. It is built to give children a simple musical doorway into a topic, feeling, routine, or idea, while giving adults a practical way to extend the song beyond passive screen time.
Best for: active play, dance breaks, gross-motor practice, and group circle time.
Learning focus: rhythm, coordination, following directions, body awareness, and imaginative movement. The song works best when an adult listens with the child, repeats a few key words, and connects the music to something the child can see, touch, draw, count, or act out.
How to use it
Clear a small safe space, start with slow movements, and give children permission to choose a quieter version if they need it. If your child wants to hear it again, use the replay as a chance to notice one new sound, word, instrument, character, place, or action rather than simply restarting the video.
Simple activity
Make a movement pattern from the song, such as clap-clap-pause or march-turn-freeze, then let a child lead the next pattern. This turns the song into a small shared experience and helps children remember the idea with their bodies, voices, and imagination.
Conversation starters
- Which movement matches the beat?
- Can you make a tiny version of that move?
- When should our bodies freeze?
Safety and grown-up note
Use soft floors, watch for slipping hazards, and keep dancing friendly rather than competitive. Fuzzy Lulu content is intended for family-friendly listening with adult guidance, especially for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers.
