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[Christmas Songs] Christmas songs to sing with children

We’re introducing recommended Christmas songs for kids!

We’ve carefully selected classic nursery rhymes passed down through the years, beloved Christmas standards, and other perfect tracks for singing at Christmas gatherings or using as background music.

These songs are ideal when you’re “looking for Christmas songs kids can sing” or “want to find the perfect BGM for a Christmas party.”

If you’re unsure what to choose, be sure to check them out!

They’re all timeless tunes that are guaranteed to put you in the Christmas spirit as soon as you listen!

[Christmas Songs] Christmas Songs to Sing with Kids (21–30)

Let’s decorate with holly.

[Official Pokémon] Nursery Rhyme “Deck the Halls” Christmas – Pokémon Kids TV [Children’s Song]
Let's decorate with holly.

It’s a hymn sung at Christmas and a classic Christmas song.

The original tune is the Welsh secular New Year’s carol “Nos Galan.” The phrase that begins with “Fa” is said to be a kind of refrain commonly found in madrigals and ballettos from Western Europe.

How about decorating the Christmas tree with your children while listening to this song?

Ghosts’ ChristmasSakushi: Deguchi Takashi / Sakkyoku: Deguchi Takashi, ha-j

[Song] “Christmas of the Ghosts” [Takashi’s Finger Play • Children’s Song] Japanese Children’s Song, Finger Play Songs
Ghosts’ ChristmasSakushi: Deguchi Takashi / Sakkyoku: Deguchi Takashi, ha-j

This is a fun song that blends Halloween and Christmas.

The lyrics, which depict ghosts enjoying Christmas, spark children’s imaginations.

Drawing on Takashi Deguchi’s experience as a nursery teacher, it features a friendly melody and easy-to-follow choreography.

The song is included on the DVD+CD “Takashi’s Niko-Niko Wonderland♪,” released in June 2024.

As a seasonal event song, it seems perfect for Christmas parties at preschools and kindergartens.

Sing and dance with the children, and you’re sure to have a wonderful time full of smiles.

It’s also recommended as background music for family Christmas celebrations.

Santa Cha-Chaponponpororo l

[New] Christmas Song 🎁 | Santa Cha-Cha! | Children’s Songs, Nursery Rhymes, Kids, Dance | Children’s Song | Japanese Christmas Song | Pon Pon Pororo
Santa Cha-Chaponponpororo l

A high-energy Christmas song released on the children’s YouTube channel “Pon Pon Pororo,” which features kids’ videos and nursery rhymes! The lyrics include lively calls and responses that will make you want to dance, boosting the festive mood even more.

In the video, Santa Claus and some animals put on an adorable dance.

Learn the song and dance together and perform them at your Christmas party—it’s sure to be a hit! This is the perfect track if you’re looking for an extra-bright and cheerful Christmas song.

It’s Christmas.Kanagawa Kōka Daigaku Atsugi-shi Kodomo Kagakukan

The Christmas song produced by the Kanagawa Institute of Technology Atsugi Children’s Science Museum is a fun tune created for a planetarium program! With a bright melody that kids can sing together with their families, it’s sure to boost the Christmas spirit.

Premiering at the Christmas event “Let’s Sing Together! Christmas” on December 21, 2024, the song comes with a PDF of the lyrics and a video released in advance for practice, so it should be great for lively sing-alongs at Christmas parties and more.

It’s thoughtfully designed to spark interest in science and astronomy, making it a wonderful song that lets you learn while enjoying the holiday season.

SantattaKeroponzu

The sing-and-dance Christmas song “Santatta” is perfect for young children.

Even kids who don’t know what Christmas is might understand that “Christmas is something fun” when they sing this song.

It’s easy to remember because it’s short and the lyrics of verses 1 and 2 repeat.

The gentle tempo also matches the quiet atmosphere of winter.

I hope everyone will hold hands in a circle and spin around while singing to enjoy this song together.

The Shepherds (The First Noel)

Hymn 103: Shepherds, What of the Sheep?
The Shepherds (The First Noel)

Let me introduce “Makbito Hitsujio” (“The Shepherds’ Carol”), which is perfect for chorus.

This is an English carol that originated around the 16th century.

Its beautiful melody has been loved by many and eventually made its way to America and Japan.

The Japanese lyrics were created by Shuichi Tsugawa, who preserved the feel of the original while rendering it in clearer, more accessible language.

The song depicts the biblical scene in which angels appear before the shepherds.

Sing it at Christmas and savor its sacred atmosphere.

Welcome to Christmas

It’s a Disney Christmas song.

Since it’s used in a show at Tokyo DisneySea, it’s a tune kids will be delighted to hear at Christmastime.

It’s recommended because everyone from children to adults who love Disney can enjoy it.