Forest animals: Science Songs for Kids

The Forest Animals for Kids is a science song that teaches young kids facts about animals that live in the forest. Dance and move to the Forest Animals song that helps children learn the names of the animals and much, much more. The Forest Animals song is a fun way for kids to learn lots of interesting facts about many Forest Animals. Harmony Square produces educational music and videos to help children learn about the world around them.
This educational video will teach your kids the animals of the forest and the forest animal sounds. The forest includes a large variety of animal species. Wild forest animals range from bears to owls, foxes, rabbits to deer This diversity makes it interesting for kids to learn about the forest animals and their sounds.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
0:00 Opening
0:07 Introduction
0:24 Bear
0:50 Owl
1:16 Deer
1:42 Fox
2:08 Hawk
2:36 Woodpecker
3:01 Chipmunk
3:33 Robin
3:54 Squirrel
4:21 Raccoon
4:47 Review
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LYRICS
The Brown bear’s sittin’ down by a tree
Seems ‘about as happy as it can be.
The Brown bear goes swimmin’ in the lake
To dry itself off, its body shakes, shakes, shakes.

Brown bears live in forests and mountains. they eat berries nuts, fruits and meat. They love to fish for salmon.
The wise old owl has big, bright eyes.
It sees the forest from way up high
The wise old owl spins its head all ‘round
Its Hoot, hoot, hoot, is heard for miles around

Owls have large eyes and flat faces.
Owls can’t move their eyes. They can turn their heads completely around to see.
A cute baby deer is called a fawn
Daddy deer stands in the sun at dawn.
Deer like to graze so quietly.
Then hop, hop, hop, all through the trees.


Male deer are called bucks. Female deer are called does. Male deer have antlers. Female deer do not.
A red fox hunts for food alone
In the forest, it’s on its own.
A fox will hunt, for food all day.
Jump, jump, jumping along the way.

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A male fox is called a “dog fox”. A female fox is called a vixen. Foxes have long, bushy tails and large triangle-shaped ears.
The graceful hawk glides, through the sky
With its mighty wings spread so wide.
The hungry hawk sits, up in a tree.
Its hawk’s eyes looking for food to eat.

Hawks come in all colors and shapes. Hawks build large nests out of sticks and often hunt for food at dawn.
LYRICS
Woodpecker flies from tree to tree
Looking for bugs that it can eat
A woodpecker clings, to a tree.
And tap, tap, tap with its beak.



Woodpeckers come in different sizes and colors. They have strong bills for drilling and drumming into trees to search for food.
A Chipmunk hops on the ground
A Chipmunk makes a chirping sound.
Chipmunks eat both nuts and fruits
When it gets scared, it scoot, scoots, scoots.


Chipmunks have pouches inside their mouths to store food. They live in underground burrows. Chipmunks have dark eyes and bushy- tails.
A robin likes to build, its nest with sticks
momma bird feeds, her baby chicks
Robins pull worms, from the ground
As they hop, hop, hop all around.
Robins eat fruit, insects, and worms. Robins have orange or reddish bellies. A robin can sing a beautiful tune.
A squirrel will eat, the nuts it’s found.
It gathers them up, from the ground.
If you look closely, you will see.
A squirrel is hiding, up in the tree.

Squirrels come in different colors and sizes. They have big eyes and bushy tails. Squirrels eat nuts, fruit, and seeds.
A raccoon walks, along the stream.
Two raccoons play as a team.
The raccoon is looking, back at me.
Then climb, climb, climbs up in a tree.

Raccoons have a bushy, ringed tail. They have a black masks across their faces. Raccoons will eat almost anything.
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