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Welcome to Music to our Ears,

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where we share some interesting tidbits

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and stories related to our favorite

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Lingo Kids songs.

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All right, Lingo Kids friends, it's time

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to go outside and play. It's

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a beautiful sunny day, the perfect

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weather to have fun at the playground.

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I think I'll come outside too.

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Ah Oh, a.

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Puddle, silly me, I forgot that

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it rained yesterday. Where

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did the rain go? Good question,

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Billy. Rain is part of

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the water cycle. The word cycle

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means circle. Some

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water on Earth travels in a circle

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up into the air, moving with the wind,

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then down onto the earth, and back

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up again.

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Get it, I'm not sure,

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not really.

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Well, let's look at this puddle.

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Today is sunny, so tomorrow

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the puddle might be gone. Where

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will it go? It will dry up,

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right, Lisa. That's called

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evaporation. Say it with

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me. E vap

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four ray shun.

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Tiny amounts of water go into the

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air until all of the

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water in the puddle is gone. It's

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happening right now, even though you can't

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see it. When

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the tiny bits of water are way

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up in the sky, they cool and

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connect together to make clouds. That

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has a fancy name, too, condensation.

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Try that word calm den

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say shun, excellent.

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See those clouds.

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Far far away

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the gray, don't they

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y?

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Yes.

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As clouds move across the sky, they

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pick up more water from the air. If

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they get too heavy, the water starts

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to drop.

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That's rain.

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Ah.

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It's also called precipitation. Come

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on, say it, pruh si

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huh tay shun.

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You got it.

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If it's really cold, snow

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falls down. Then the

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sun warms up the air, the snow

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melts, and the whole cycle

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starts over again. The

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weather is constantly changing as

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it cycles around the planet. Evaporation,

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condensation, precipitation.

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We're in luck today, The weather report

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says, sunny skies.

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With only a few clouds.

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That music, well,

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then let's sing a song about

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different kinds of weather.

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Ready here, Hello,

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there's dun dun dunce dun

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dun.

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We're gonna have fun fun,

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fun fun fun. Hello,

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there's dun dan dan dun

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dun. We're gonna have.

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Fun, fun fun fun. Bun,

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it's all

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it's.

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Oh, it's

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it's it's.

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You don't go.

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Bray bray, bray, brain brain,

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it's brainy all day day,

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day, day day. You don't

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go bray bray bray brain

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Brain.

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We're gonna play play

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play play play.

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Your cob, but no SnO stom

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Stone Snow. It's no all

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day, day, day, day day,

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your cob basno stom Stone

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stoll Snow. We're don day

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play by play play,

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Oh, it's it's

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a.

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It's Oh,

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it's it's it's a.

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It's Oh no, it's

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the storm, stone store Stone, storm

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round, run away, railway, wail

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way.

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Oh no, it's the storm.

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Stom Stone stone Stock.

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Will come another day, another

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third day. Oh it's.

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It's it.

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Alone.

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And this is how we daylyday.

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We tell you, we allday

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disit tell we tell we all

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bredday.

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Okay, now

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that ques music to our ears.

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We hope you like the song. You can sing

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it all day long. What's

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your favorite weather?

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Think about it.

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If you are ready for interactive play learning

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time, explore our Lingo Kids Out.

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It offers fun and educational songs

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and games to help kids ages two

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and older learn and develop important

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skills such as communication, collaboration,

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critical thinking, and creativity. That's

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the power of play learning.

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Goodbye until next time, any

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thing eking