[For Kids] Songs Perfect for Dancing at Christmas — A Full Roundup
Have you ever felt unsure what to do when a Christmas party was decided? If you want to make it an event kids can enjoy, you’ll need games and performances that everyone can get excited about together.
In this article, we’ve gathered the perfect songs for a “dance” segment that works great as the main attraction of a Christmas party! We’ll introduce a wide range—from classic Christmas songs with simple choreography to the latest hit songs known for their unique dances, not just dance music.
Use this list to make your Christmas party a big hit!
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[For Kids] Songs Perfect for Dancing at Christmas! A Roundup (41–50)
Happy ChristmasPinkittsu
Pinkfong’s “Happy Christmas,” beloved by children around the world, is sung to the melody of the 16th-century West Country English carol “We Wish You a Merry Christmas.” The lyrics feature Pinkfong’s own unique arrangement, expressing the joy of getting ready for a Christmas party, singing carols together, and celebrating the holiday.
The dance consists of simple choreography with small movements of the hands and feet, so just a little practice on Christmas Day is enough! There are also spoken parts in between, so we recommend dancing and enjoying it in a musical style.
[For Kids] Want to Dance at Christmas! A Roundup of Perfect Songs for Dancing (51–60)
Yo-kai Exercise No. 1Dream5
Yo-kai Exercise No.
1, which kids everywhere were dancing to for a while.
With this song, most of the children coming to the Christmas party will probably be able to dance it, right? It’s a surefire choice when you’re unsure about a dance number! It already has choreography that’s easy for kids to follow, so you can feel confident.
TTTwice
This song by TWICE is one that instantly puts you in a good mood just by listening.
The lyrics cutely express the feelings of a girl in love, and the catchy melody really stands out.
The “TT pose” in the chorus is simple, so kids can imitate it right away.
Released in February 2017, the song became a huge hit, with the Korean-language music video surpassing 400 million views.
If you dance to it at a Christmas party, it’ll definitely liven up the venue in no time! If you practice while watching the choreography video, you’ll be able to put on a great performance.
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Starsakushi: Takeshika Etsuko / sakkyoku: Furansu min’yō
Winter skies are known for their crisp air that makes the stars look beautifully clear.
That sparkling starry sky paired with Christmas scenes is a perfect collaboration! A White Christmas is lovely, but a Christmas where the stars shine and twinkle like the star on top of the tree is wonderful too.
So, how about adding this song to the dance at your Christmas party? The lyrics are very simple, and there aren’t any difficult melodies, so even little kids can sing it with ease.
For the dance, check out various “I tried dancing” videos for inspiration and practice an easy, fun routine!
Toy Cha-Cha-ChaSakushi: Nosaka Akiyuki / Sakkyoku: Koshibe Nobuyoshi
When you think of toys playing when children aren’t looking, many people probably picture Disney’s Toy Story.
“Omocha no Cha-Cha-Cha,” a song that has been loved by children for many years, evokes that same Toy Story world.
It’s not exactly a Christmas song, but toys are essential at Christmas! As you imagine what kinds of fun the toy presents the children receive will have in your home, why not pretend to be a toy and try dancing? It might also be a good way to show Mom and Dad, through your dance, “This is the kind of toy I want!”
MORNIING SUNEXILE B HAPPY
This EXILE B HAPPY track is a bright, positive pop song.
Centered on happiness in everyday life and making a fresh, forward-looking start, it gives listeners hope and courage.
It was released digitally in January 2024, followed by a CD release in May.
The lyrics express small moments of happiness and hope in daily life, using language that’s easy for children to understand.
It’s a perfect song to get everyone excited at gatherings like Christmas parties.
Come up with some simple choreography and dance along to enjoy it even more.
In conclusion
I can just picture children dancing in Christmas-themed costumes… all the songs were so poppy and fun! Watching the videos to learn is great, but if adults learn first and then teach the kids, you can enjoy the practice process together.
Using this article as a guide, let’s get started on preparations for Christmas right away!