[For Kids] Songs Perfect for Dancing at Christmas — A Full Roundup

SantaMomoiro Kurōbā Zetto

[Momoclo MV] Santa-san / Momoiro Clover Z (MOMOIRO CLOVER Z / SANTA SAN)

This is a Christmas song by the popular idol group Momoiro Clover Z.

They’re known for their full-throttle live performances, and in the music video they dance with the same all-out energy—so let’s learn the choreography and dance together! The catchy chorus that everyone can sing along to is another highlight.

Happy SongDizunī

[Let's All Dance♪] Baymax's 'Happy Song' Easy Dance Choreography

The upbeat, lively “Happy Song” features a danceable sound that makes even little kids want to sway along, and it’s perfect for getting into a happy Christmas mood.

The choreography is all simple moves—waving both hands while swaying, pointing up to the sky, clapping along, and waving bye-bye—poses that make children look even more adorable.

It’s a number that will have everyone dancing with excitement and feeling energized, enough to forget the winter chill.

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HappinessAI

Let's Dance at the Christmas Party! AI 'Happiness' Easy Dance Choreography for Elementary School Kids

This song was created with the hope of delighting children at Christmas parties.

AI’s warm singing voice has the power to spread happiness and smiles.

Released in November 2011, it was used for five consecutive years as Coca-Cola’s Christmas campaign song.

The lyrics, which emphasize the importance of finding happiness in everyday life, resonate closely with listeners’ hearts.

This piece is perfect not only for Christmas parties, but also as a song to brighten special moments spent with family and friends.

Sing and dance together, and it will surely become a wonderful memory.

Rudolph the Red-Nosed ReindeerLyrics and Composition: Johnny Max

[Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer] [Christmas Song] [With Choreography] Sing ♪ Dance ♪

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, a classic Christmas song starring Santa’s beloved partner, the reindeer.

Based on the story “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer,” the song became a huge hit after its release in 1948.

It tells of a reindeer who regains his spirit when Santa praises the red nose he once thought was a flaw.

The dance is simple—just move your hands and feet to match the lyrics! When you dance, put on a red nose and become a reindeer yourself.

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Little Princesshanemari channeru

[MV] Little Princess - Hanemari Channel Original Song #2!

This is a song produced by the Hanemari Channel.

It was released in February 2020 to commemorate the channel’s 5th anniversary.

The song carries a message of supporting children’s dreams and hopes, featuring a bright, rhythmic melody.

With princess-themed lyrics, it emphasizes the importance of living confidently and being true to yourself.

It’s arranged to be enjoyed as dance music, and the choreography is also a popular highlight.

Both the music video and a dance version have been released, making it a piece that parents and children can enjoy dancing to together.

It’s recommended for livening up events where children gather, such as Christmas parties.

Small WorldDizunī

Small World 🌼 [Pop’n Dance] Let’s dance together!

It’s a familiar piece at Disney theme parks.

Created for the 1964 New York World’s Fair, it expresses a wish for peace and harmony among children around the world.

With its simple, friendly melody and children’s chorus, it warms the heart when you listen to it.

Widely known as the theme song for the attraction “it’s a small world,” it’s loved at Disney parks around the globe.

It’s the perfect song for occasions where everyone can enjoy it together, such as Christmas parties.

The choreography is easy to dance to, so if you sing and dance with the children, the venue will surely be filled with smiles.

Christmas shan-shansepa

Christmas Shan-Shan Choreography / Educational Christmas Song for Children

It’s a Christmas song with a very gentle singing voice.

The lyrics include lots of onomatopoeia, so it’s easy for children to remember, and the slow tempo makes it perfect for dancing! The jingle of the bells goes “shan-shan,” boosting the Christmas mood.

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