Recommended for older kindergarteners! A collection of dance songs perfect for sports day
As the sports day approaches, children are filled with excitement, aren’t they?
Here, we’ll introduce recommended songs for dances that will get the kids moving with energy!
From timeless classics to the latest hits, we’ve got a fun lineup.
For the oldest kids especially, this will be their last sports day.
It’s also a valuable chance for parents and guardians to see how hard they’ve practiced.
Please find some wonderful songs to liven up the children’s big moment.
On the day of the event, let’s all get along and make fun memories together!
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Recommended for older kindergarteners! A collection of dance songs you’ll want to perform at the sports day (41–50)
It’s a sweets-ful time!Tokyo Dizunīrando

This is a lively dance track starring Vanellope, a character from the movie Wreck-It Ralph.
As a song themed around a world of sweets, both the music and costumes are colorful and cute.
The dancers are dressed in candy- and cake-inspired outfits, creating a fun atmosphere just by looking.
If you include it in recreational activities or a school sports day program, it’s sure to send kids’ excitement soaring.
Many of the choreographed moves are light and in sync with the rhythm, making them easy to learn.
Since there’s also a narrative element in the background, adding creative touches to the costumes and staging will produce a cohesive, unified performance.
Recommended for older kindergarteners! A collection of dance songs you’ll want to perform at the sports day (51–60)
The Villains’ Halloween “Into the Frenzy”Tokyo Dizunīrando

This dance number is themed around Disney villains and is perfect for Halloween events.
The charm lies in fully embodying a villain to enjoy a different vibe than usual.
The choreography, which suits fierce expressions and slightly exaggerated gestures, is sure to draw the audience’s attention.
Costumes in black or purple will enhance the mood and heighten the Halloween spirit.
Dancing in unison as a group adds impact, spreading thrills and fun throughout the venue.
Included as a centerpiece for a school sports day or recreational event, it’s a piece that lets both adults and children step into an extraordinary world.
Super Dancin’ ManiaTokyo Dizunīrando

This dance track was created for the special event Club Disney, held at Tokyo Disneyland.
In this event where you can dance together with Disney friends, the park was enveloped in an excitement that made it feel like a massive club, captivating many guests.
With its lively rhythm and simple choreography, it’s designed for everyone—from kids to adults—to enjoy, making it perfect for use at sports days and recreational activities.
Just like during the event, pairing it with sparkly costumes and colorful lights enhances the fun of the dance even more.
It’s an energetic song that lets you get fired up together with your friends.
Koo Lu LeeTōkyō Dizunīrando Beimakkusu

This is a lively, friendly dance track used for the Baymax’s Happy Ride attraction at Tokyo Disneyland.
It’s a song that lets you feel the fun of moving your body to the rhythm, featuring original choreography that uses both hands and feet.
Kids can pick it up quickly, making it perfect for school sports days and recreational dances.
Just like the attraction, it brings out energetic movements and smiles, brightening the atmosphere across the venue.
It’s also easy to add your own arrangements, encouraging creativity from each team—another big draw.
The content is easy to incorporate into recitals as well.
Highly recommended as a dance track that both performers and spectators can enjoy together.
The EntertainerScott Joplin

This piano piece is characterized by syncopated rhythms and a light, buoyant melody, combining a bright, pop-like atmosphere.
Its lively, energetic phrases make it a perfect match for entrance marches at sports days or as background music for calisthenics.
Originally composed by Scott Joplin in 1902, it gained renewed fame through Marvin Hamlisch’s arrangement for the 1973 film The Sting, which won seven Academy Awards including Best Picture.
Its distinctive rhythm and melodic lines make it easy to use as a march, and its familiar, singable tune appeals to everyone.
Ideal for bringing sparkle to entrance and exit scenes at school sports events, it’s recommended for those who want to create a vibrant, energetic mood.
Sparkly Kingdom on the Cloudsshimajirou

With its bright, bouncy melody and captivating vocals, this song instantly captures children’s hearts.
Set in a mysterious world above the clouds, it’s packed with dreams and excitement, making any sports day dance program even more delightful.
It’s the theme song for the film “Shimajiro and the Prince of the Twinkling Kingdom,” released in March 2022, and it’s brimming with Shimajiro’s charming worldview.
The easy-to-learn choreography and upbeat, positive message resonate with children and energize the event.
The simple dance moves are designed so everyone can join in together.
It’s an exceptionally wonderful track that adds extra sparkle to the atmosphere of sports day.
chantAdo
How about trying a dance to “Show” sung by Ado, the song that’s become a staple of Universal Studios Japan’s Halloween Horror Nights? It’s a very popular track, so many kids have probably heard it.
In the video, the choreography for the chorus is the same as the routine actually performed at Universal Studios Japan.
The tempo is fast, so the moves can be challenging, but even simple choreography becomes more powerful when everyone’s movements are in sync.
Why not give it a try?




