A Halloween song for children. A fun Halloween song.
We’ve gathered Halloween songs for kids!
Speaking of Halloween, it’s a big event that children look forward to.
It’s such a fun day—dressing up as ghosts or favorite characters and getting candy—and we want your little ones to enjoy it to the fullest!
In this article, we’ll introduce fun Halloween songs for kids.
Sing and dance together at your Halloween party, or use them as background music to liven up the event.
Listen to a variety of Halloween songs and have a blast on Halloween!
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A Halloween song for children. Fun Halloween songs (61–70)
Halloween police carPinkittsu
This song, which playfully captures the excitement of Halloween, is a delightful dance tune that lets children enjoy the seasonal vibe while they move.
Included on the album “Pinkfong’s Halloween Songs,” released in October 2021, it features Pinkfong’s signature bright melodies and friendly, accessible lyrics.
It’s a track children from preschoolers to early elementary school students can enjoy, making it perfect for livening up Halloween parties in nurseries, kindergartens, and lower-grade classrooms!
Halloween Party NightSakushi: Fukuda Sho / Sakkyoku: Suzuki Tsubasa
This is a fun song that kids can dance to while enjoying the Halloween vibe.
With an upbeat rhythm and adorable lyrics featuring ghosts and pumpkin characters, it’s catchy and easy to sing and dance along to—kids will find themselves humming it in no time.
Created by Sho Fukuda and Tsubasa Suzuki, both former nursery school teachers, the piece was included in the October 2020 issue of “PriPri” (PriPri October 2020), released in October 2020.
It’s a perfect pick for Halloween events at preschools and kindergartens, and it’s sure to get everyone excited when danced together!
Halloween has arrived.Hirayama Chikako
This work, which conveys the fun of Halloween to children, is a perfect song for the seasonal festivities.
Chikako Hirayama’s vocals wonderfully capture the thrilling Halloween atmosphere.
The lyrics are filled with Halloween elements like costumes and trick-or-treating, sparking children’s imaginations.
Featured in the October 2018 issue of Monthly Early Childhood Education and Curriculum, this piece has been widely used in early childhood education settings and is ideal for singing at Halloween events in nursery schools and kindergartens.
Sing and dance together, and you’re sure to create unforgettable memories.
Hahaha, Halloween!Suzuki Tsubasa
This is “Ha ha ha Halloween!”—a Halloween song released by Tsubasa Suzuki, who is active as a children’s play-song creator.
Both the music and the choreography are made for kids and are very simple, so even first-timers should be able to learn and dance along right away! Witches and mummies appear in the lyrics, and the choreography links directly to the words.
In other words, it’s a dance song that lets you become all kinds of spooky characters.
It’s easy enough for preschoolers, making it a great pick for Halloween parties at nurseries and kindergartens.
Spooky Spooky
Spooky Spooky features lots of ghosts like ghosts and vampires.
Its eerie, slightly scary melody will boost the Halloween mood.
The title “Spooky” means creepy or scary.
The whispery English vocals make it feel even more frightening.
You can even hear moaning, growling sounds as if the ghosts are trying to scare you—maximum spookiness! It’s perfect as background music for a Halloween party, but be careful so it doesn’t make anyone cry from fear.
Even though the lyrics are in English, listen closely to find out which kinds of ghosts appear.
The Haunted Mansion – Full Attraction SoundtrackDisneyland Park
This is the background music from the Haunted Mansion, a hugely popular attraction at Disney parks around the world.
The Japanese version from Tokyo Disneyland is also available, but the English versions from overseas parks deliver a different kind of fear than the Japanese one.
If you want to give your Halloween party a scarier vibe, the English version is highly recommended! The calmly delivered English narration and the slightly unsettling-sounding theme song, Grim Grinning Ghosts, are sure to amp up your Halloween party.
Just be careful so it doesn’t get so scary that the kids start crying!
Symphonic Scherzo “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice”Tortelier, Ulster Orchestra
The piece that has been used as an insert song in various films and TV dramas around the world is The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, a symphonic scherzo composed by the ultra-perfectionist Paul Dukas and published in 1897.
A true genius who left only 13 works in his lifetime, Dukas produced a piece so satisfying that it brims with a realism that seems to slowly convey an eerie mood even to children.
Highly recommended as BGM for a Halloween party!