For 4-year-olds (middle preschool)! Performances such as plays and songs for recitals and school shows

[Dance] Woo! Wombat

[Addictive Cute Gestures] Hiromichi & Tanizō / Oooh! Wombat (For 4-year-olds / Dance)

Let me introduce a lively, upbeat dance song called “Woo! Wombat.” It’s sung by Hiromichi Oniisan and has a rhythmic, cheerful vibe.

The song’s theme is the adorable animal, the wombat, and its easy-to-follow rhythm makes it perfect for kids to sing and dance along.

The bright melody and catchy chorus are memorable, and listening to it naturally puts you in a positive mood.

The song also features wombat-inspired moves and choreography, so you can enjoy dancing while having fun!

Tomorrow Will Be Sunny

Chorus: “Ashita wa Hareru” / Seishin Kindergarten, Reiwa 4 School Year, Recital – Middle Class (4-year-olds)

Let me introduce the song “Ashita wa Hareru,” which many of you may know from “Okaasan to Issho.” It features a bright, energetic melody and a simple yet heartwarming message that leaves a strong impression.

The lyrics express straightforward, sincere feelings toward friends and a positive outlook, perfectly suiting children’s cheerful voices.

It conveys familiarity and warmth, and will surely become a cherished memory for children.

If the whole class sings it together at the end of a play, it’s likely to move the audience to tears.

Song: Sing Bang-Bang

Song “Utae Banban” … Kiku Class (4-year-olds)

“Utae Banban” is a song that has been loved for a long time since its release in 1971.

Although the lyrics are simple, there are parts where you hold notes for a long time and pay attention to dynamics, so it’s a great piece for four-year-olds who are starting to sing with expressive awareness.

Since there are three verses, practice while understanding the meaning and differences of each verse.

Once they can sing loudly and confidently, the song will convey the energetic spirit of the children.

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[Ensemble] 100% Courage

2019 Minami Nursery School, Life Presentation, 4-year-old class, Ensemble Performance

Yuki 100% (Courage 100%), which has long been loved as the theme song of the E-Tele anime Nintama Rantaro, is probably familiar to many teachers and parents.

Its energetic melody has a simple rhythm, making it perfect for incorporating percussion instruments.

If you create spotlight moments for each part, it will boost the children’s motivation.

You can also have them sing the song during times when they’re not practicing their instruments to help them become more familiar with it.

We hope the four-year-olds come to love this piece and enjoy performing it.

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[Play Activity] The Lion King

Lion Cubs Nursery School recital: “The Lion King” (Elephant Class, 4-year-olds) #TheLionKing March 2022 Founder #Naoki Suehiro © Disney

We would like to introduce a stage play based on Disney’s feature-length animated film The Lion King.

Many of you may already know the story—it’s an animal tale set on the savannah—and when performed by a large group, it’s incredibly dynamic, making it perfect for big classes.

Since the original is a feature film, it’s important to decide which parts to extract so the play fits your presentation time.

Asking the children which scenes they’d like to perform can also boost their motivation.

Use costumes, sets, and props to create a wonderful production!

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[Play Activity] The North Wind and the Sun

Fun Party / Presentation: 4-year-olds, Yuri Class – Play: “The North Wind and the Sun”

We would like to introduce one of Aesop’s fables, “The North Wind and the Sun,” a story in which the North Wind and the Sun compete to see who can make a traveler take off his coat first.

This tale teaches us that brute force doesn’t always work and that empathy and kindness resonate with people’s hearts.

The main characters are the North Wind, the Sun, and the Traveler.

It’s a play that even a small class can try, but depending on class size, you can add roles like animals or elements of nature.

The process of brainstorming ideas together also makes it a presentation where you can truly feel the children’s growth.

[Ensemble] That Gentle Girl

FY2020 Asahijuku Kindergarten Life Presentation: Middle-year children's ensemble

The theme song of the first half of 2019’s morning drama series “Natsuzora.” Here we introduce the ensemble performance of Spitz’s “Yasashii Anoko.” Characterized by a melody that resonates with the heart and a gentle, warm atmosphere, this song sings of the tenderness of love and friendship, leaving listeners deeply moved.

The ensemble uses a melodica and several types of percussion instruments.

By creating showcase moments for each instrument and part, the ensemble allows you to feel the growth of each child.

It would also be wonderful if, through the ensemble, the children can experience uniting their hearts with friends and a sense of accomplishment.