Hello, learners! This song is called Traveling Through the Seasons. It’s all about how the weather and seasons change when we travel to different places. You’ll learn words like “colder,” “warmer,” and “longer.” These words help us compare things. For example, we’ll sing, “Winter is colder than summer.” It’s a fun and easy way to learn English by music lyrics, so let’s sing together and practice!
Lexical Focus: Comparative adjectives (e.g., colder, warmer, sunnier, shorter)
Grammar Focus: Comparative structure using “-er” and “more” (e.g., “Winter is colder than spring.”)
Theme: Traveling and exploring different seasons
Target Age Group: Young learners (ages 6–10)
Genre: Upbeat, sing-along folk style
Explanatory Text for Missing Words
- Longer: Describes winter nights compared to other seasons. Helps learners practice the comparative structure with “-er.”
- Colder and Stronger: These words highlight winter’s intensity, emphasizing common weather-related adjectives.
- Clear: Indicates the bright and fresh feeling of springtime.
- Warmer: A comparative adjective to show spring’s increasing temperature.
- Fun: Captures the cheerful mood of the chorus.
- Hotter: Describes the peak summer heat, reinforcing another comparative adjective.
- Long: Refers to summer’s extended daylight hours.
- Faster: Relates to the speed of leaves falling in autumn, a dynamic seasonal change.
- Cooler: Highlights the refreshing autumn air, another temperature-based comparison.
- Bright and Light: Describe summer’s vibrant and sunny days, making the season feel vivid and lively.
Themes of the Song
Traveling Through the Seasons teaches about seasonal changes while focusing on comparative adjectives. It connects language learning with nature, making vocabulary relatable and engaging for young learners. The song compares weather, daylight, and seasonal characteristics, such as “winter is colder than spring” and “autumn leaves fall faster.” This encourages children to think critically about differences between seasons and to practice English naturally. It’s a cheerful and interactive way to learn English by music lyrics, perfect for young learners exploring the best songs to learn English pronunciation and grammar!
Traveling Through the Seasons by Melis Ela Lyrics
Verse 1
In winter, the nights are longer,
The wind is colder, stronger.
But spring comes bright and clear,
The days grow warmer here.Chorus
Traveling through the seasons, oh so fun,
Winter’s colder, but spring has sun!
Summer is hotter, and the days are long,
Let’s compare and sing this song!Verse 2
In autumn, the leaves fall faster,
The air gets crisp, a little cooler.
But summer shines so bright,
The days are long and light.Bridge
Travel far, see snow and sun,
Learn how seasons change, everyone!
Use your words, compare with care,
English is fun to share!
