Recommended dance music for children. Kid-friendly dance tunes that make you want to move.
For kids who love dancing, here are some recommended dance songs just for them!
We’ve gathered classic kids’ dance tracks, trending songs, and tunes perfect for school sports days.
Some songs come with choreography videos, so feel free to use them as a reference.
Even if the original dance is difficult, many songs are introduced with simplified versions for children, so even kids who aren’t confident in dancing can feel at ease.
First, try dancing happily and energetically!
And once you can dance to them, challenge yourself with more difficult choreography!
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Dance music recommended for kids. Kid-friendly dance tracks that make you want to move (41–50)
Dokimeki Diaryasmi feat. Chinozo
Dokimeki Diary is also recommended for when you want to have fun with kids.
It’s a song by singer-songwriter asmi, created in collaboration with Vocaloid producer Chinozo.
It’s widely known as the opening theme for the anime Pokémon.
The song is popular with many people, and there are plenty of choreography videos on YouTube.
Some are simple enough for all ages to try, while others incorporate comical movements.
Recommended dance music for children. Kid-friendly dance tracks that make you want to move (51–60)
phonyTsumiki
If you’re looking to dance to a Vocaloid track, how about trying “Phony”? Released in 2021 by Vocaloid producer Tsumiki, it’s a popular song that many singers have covered.
Even though there’s no official choreography, lots of dance videos have been uploaded.
The tempo is a bit fast for kids, but that’s exactly why simple choreography works! Some creators share easy-to-follow moves that even children can dance to, so be sure to use those as a reference and give it a try!
Go! Go! Sparkly-shiny!
It’s a dance song for first graders that sings, “Let’s go learn lots of new things from now on!” Born from the learning magazine Shogaku Ichinensei, its bright, cheerful melody is a big draw.
In the middle of the track, that familiar phrase you often hear in commercials makes an appearance.
The humorous choreography by Lucky Ikeda is a lot of fun too.
It’s a catchy number that makes you want to move your whole body as you dance.
If you dance it with your new classmates right after starting school, you might become fast friends!
Ninjari Ban Bankyarī pamyu pamyu
Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, known for her colorful, flashy fashion often described as Harajuku style, has captured worldwide attention as “kawaii.” Not only is her fashion adorable, but her voice is also cute and distinctive.
Her songs are mostly in the techno and dance music genres, produced by Yasutaka Nakata, who also composes for Perfume.
Her dances feature many cute, pop-style choreographies, and it’s great how her overall style is consistently unified.
The song “Ninjari Ban Ban” has comical choreography, so I think kids can enjoy dancing to it as well.
Mi Mi Mimini MAX
It became a worldwide trend for young women to dance to this 2013 hit by the Russian female trio SEREBRO.
This dance version features Mini MAX performing the 2015 cover by Japan’s MAX.
There’s a cute charm to the contrast of elementary school kids doing a sexy-style dance, isn’t there?
Odoru Pompoko RinE-girls
I bet a lot of you can sing it without even looking at the lyrics.
It’s the opening theme of the beloved, long-running national anime “Chibi Maruko-chan.” The song was originally by B.B.
Queens and has been passed down through performances by artists like Golden Bomber, Momoiro Clover Z, and E-girls.
Depending on your generation, there’s probably a version that feels just right to you.
Be sure to use this dance video by E-girls as a reference and try dancing along!
A go-ahead signal costs one coin.Kafe Rate Funsui Kōen feat. Nyanko Sutā
The opening theme of the drama Kuragehime (Princess Jellyfish) is “Go Sign wa 1 Coin.” The music video also features the comedy duo Nyanko Star, which became a hot topic.
The official dance is cute, and the choreography looks completely natural even when kids perform it.
It’s a recommended dance song for girls, and if it’s for around lower elementary school grades, the whole class could have fun with it.