Kids will love it! A collection of dance song ideas with easy-to-follow rhythms
Good news for anyone who wants to enjoy dancing with kids! Here, we’ll introduce dances and music that children will love.
Dance, which nurtures a sense of rhythm and enriches expressive ability, is the perfect musical activity for children’s growth.
Popular dances among kids today include choreography that’s trending on social media and lots of tracks that get everyone excited at sports days and recitals.
There are plenty of classics, too, so adults, be sure to join in, get moving, and have a great time together!
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Kids Will Love It! A Collection of Dance Song Ideas with Easy-to-Follow Rhythms (31–40)
Planet Loop
Nayutan Seijin’s Vocaloid track “Planet Loop” has a bright, cute feel and is a popular dance song among kids.
There are many “tried dancing” videos posted, and you often see children dancing to it.
Lower-elementary school kids can master it without any trouble.
Some of the choreography is a bit tricky for preschoolers, but I still really want them to try dancing to it.
That’s because this song looks adorable even when little kids just dance along casually! The choreography is lovely, so be sure to enjoy it together with everyone.
Rock, paper, scissors with pumpkin
Our recommendation for a Halloween party is “Guu Choki Paa de Pumpkin.” It was sung on the children’s variety show “Shimajiro no Wao!” The choreography incorporates rock, scissors, and paper from the game Janken, making it easy for little kids to dance along.
The lyrics have a playful, wordplay feel, and the matching choreography is super cute while still being easy to perform.
Dress up in your favorite costume for Halloween and try singing and dancing along!
Shiri-shiri dance
“Shiri Shiri Dance – Panama -” by Romanian reggae artist Matteo, who gained popularity on TikTok.
It became a hot topic in Thailand, and the boom then spread to Korea and Japan.
In Japan, a kids’ version was produced so children can easily enjoy the cool TikTok dance.
While the lyrics have been changed to cute, comical content for kids, the choreography is arranged to resemble the one danced on TikTok.
If your child wants to try a cool dance, this song is a great place to start!
HEROmomokurochan Z
The theme song “HERO” from the movie Shimajiro and Ururu’s Hero Land is performed by Momoclo-chan Z—the name used by Momoiro Clover Z when they appear on preschool programs—showcasing both singing and dancing.
The song and choreography are simple, so even young children should be able to imitate them.
Since the moves use the whole body, it’s perfect for warm-ups or morning activities at daycare.
Of course, it’s also great for a recital if you want to put effort into the costumes! How about dancing in colorful outfits?
STAYIN’ ALIVE
This is the track chosen as the theme song for the drama “Top Knife: The Genius Neurosurgeon’s Conditions,” starring Yuki Amami.
The dance performed by the cast at the end of each episode became a hot topic.
While the drama’s content targets adults, this upbeat, danceable song will likely make kids want to try dancing too! The choreography itself may feel quite challenging, but with slow, steady practice, you’ll be fine.
If you can pull off this difficult dance stylishly at events like sports days or school performances, you’ll surely become someone others look up to!
Kids Will Get Excited! A Collection of Easy-to-Follow Dance Track Ideas (41–50)
PopopopoposeGReeeeN
A song by GReeeeN, the four-man vocal group that evolved into artists everyone recognizes despite keeping their appearance private, known for instantly recognizable choral work and catchy tunes.
Originally provided as the theme song for NHK Educational’s “Inai Inai Baa!”, it drew attention again when they self-covered it on their ninth album, “Dai-Ku.” By arranging it with simple choreography that matches the lyrics, it becomes easy for younger children, such as those in kindergarten or nursery school, to dance along.
With GReeeeN’s signature refreshing melody, it’s a number that lifts the spirits of both kids and adults.
Into the Unknown ~ As My Heart Leads
Into the Unknown, the song featured in the sequel to Disney’s worldwide hit Frozen, was performed in the Japanese-dubbed version by Takako Matsu as Elsa during the film, with the end-credit version sung by Mizuki Nakamaru.
Like the songs from the first film, it became very popular, so it’s likely to boost kids’ motivation to dance.
Since it has a musical-theater style, try becoming Elsa and dancing while feeling the song’s story and emotions!