Recommended songs for eurhythmics. Let's enjoy music using our bodies!
Eurhythmics, which involves moving the body in time with music and sounds, is said to have very positive effects on children’s development—not only nurturing musical sensitivity but also fostering expressiveness, cooperation, and independence.
Because it lets children enjoy music up close and have fun with it, many preschools and kindergartens have adopted it.
So this time, we’re introducing recommended songs for eurhythmics.
From timeless classics to tunes that are especially popular with kids, we’ve gathered plenty of songs that will make you want to move your body.
Be sure to get moving to your heart’s content together with the children!
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Recommended songs for Eurhythmics: Enjoy music with your whole body! (31–40)
Child of AbrahamAmerika Gasshūkoku no dōyō
This rhythmic and cute song is a hugely popular children’s play song.
The lyrics refer to Abraham, a figure from the Bible, but the focus is on having fun moving the body rather than any religious meaning.
The choreography, which moves through body parts in order—hands, feet, head, and bottom—helps improve children’s physical abilities.
Masato Shimon released it as a single in June 1979, and many artists have covered it since.
It’s often used at kindergartens and nurseries for sports days and recitals, and when everyone sings and dances together, it’s sure to create wonderful memories!
A Peculiar Halloweenpikuson
Okashina Halloween is sung by Pixson, a read-aloud unit that debuted on NHK’s Minna no Uta.
A dream collaboration has come true with tuperatupera, a creator duo loved across generations! It’s the perfect number to dance to at nursery and kindergarten Halloween events.
The punchy main groove and the sections that modulate to a Halloween-like minor key are so much fun! Packed with ideas to keep kids engaged, this track is just right for dressing up, dancing, singing, and having a blast.
Donut Exercisemisuta-donatsu
It’s Mister Donut’s “Donut Exercises,” a big favorite with kids! Not only are the song and choreography adorable, but it also keeps their interest by mentioning popular donuts one after another, like Honey Dip and Old-Fashioned.
The slightly punny lyrics will make even adults chuckle.
If you have kids draw their favorite donut and wear it on their heads like a mask, it might motivate them even more!
Hoop Music Play
Let me share some ideas for playing with music using hula hoops.
All you need is a piano and large hula hoops.
Eurhythmics nurtures children’s interest in music and their abilities by moving the body to music and playing with rhythm.
While it’s possible to do these activities without any props, why not try eurhythmics ideas that use hula hoops? By moving the hula hoops to the music or along the scale, children can enjoy the fun of expressing themselves with their bodies.
On the bustanizou
This is a eurhythmics song recommended for kids who love vehicles.
Just like the title, you ride the bus, turn right and left, climb hills, and more.
With so many different situations, it never gets boring.
It might be best to have the child sit on their caregiver’s lap—then you can rock or tilt them in time with the music.
It’s sure to be a eurhythmics session full of smiles.
Be sure to enjoy the sounds, singing, and movements to the fullest, and deepen the parent-child bond!
