[Elementary School] Karaoke songs that are easy for lower grades to sing
Elementary school children are getting more opportunities to enjoy karaoke with friends and family.
Younger kids may still find it difficult to stay perfectly on pitch, but many of them love singing and want to get better at it!
In this article, we’ve put together karaoke songs that are easy for lower-grade elementary school kids to sing.
We focused on anime songs and popular J-pop, so feel free to use this as a reference.
Some are dance songs, too, so it can be fun to perform the choreography along with the singing.
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[Elementary School] Karaoke Songs Easy for Lower Grades to Sing (11–20)
Maximum reachSEKAI NO OWARI
SEKAI NO OWARI’s classic song “Saikō Tōtatsuten” (“Highest Point”).
This track was used as the opening theme for the hugely popular anime ONE PIECE, which is also beloved by elementary school students.
While SEKAI NO OWARI often tends to have high-pitched melodies, this song is contained within a very narrow vocal range of mid1F to mid2F#.
Even elementary schoolers, whose voices can be unstable due to voice change, should generally be able to sing it without issues.
Boys who have already undergone voice change can sing it in the original key; otherwise—and for most girls in elementary school—it’s best to lower the key for adjustment.
Let’s decorate with holly.Pokemon Kids TV
Just getting ready for Christmas is enough to make your heart skip with excitement, isn’t it? Pokémon Kids TV’s “Deck the Halls” is a traditional carol of Welsh origin arranged with Japanese lyrics.
A dance version was also released in December 2023, and you can enjoy it alongside footage of Pikachu and Eevee decorating.
Its lively, highly repetitive melody and bright call-and-response parts are striking, giving it a festive flair that blows away the winter chill.
The karaoke version lets you sing along with the Pokémon, so if friends take turns doing the call-and-response parts, it’s sure to get everyone pumped.
It’s perfect for when you want to get into the Christmas party mood.
Sing! Christmas ~Jingle Bells~The seven members of the Straw Hat Pirates
This fun number turns the classic Christmas song “Jingle Bells” into a grand One Piece–style adventure by the Straw Hat Crew.
It mixes the thrill of a seafaring voyage with the excitement of Christmas, making you feel like you’re partying with pirates.
Sung by seven characters including Luffy, it’s sure to send any One Piece–loving elementary schooler into a frenzy! Released in 2005 and included on albums such as “ONE PIECE Character Song Carnival!!,” this track serves as an image song for the ONE PIECE anime.
Belt it out with friends at your Christmas party, and your karaoke session will be a blast!
We wish you a Merry Christmashachiwari
A classic Christmas song sung by Hachiware from the hugely popular anime Chiikawa.
With a melody every elementary school student knows and Hachiware’s adorable voice, it’s sure to be a hit at karaoke.
The lyrics are simple and easy to remember, so singing together will put everyone in the festive spirit.
It’s a piece that Chiikawa-loving kids will enjoy, and even those who don’t watch much anime can have fun with it.
Give it a try at a friends’ Christmas party or family karaoke!
Chu, diversity.ano
Ano-chan, who is hugely popular as a TV personality, performs in the music scene under the name ano.
Although her solo career is still relatively new, she already has several hit numbers.
One recommendation is Chu, Tayosei.
Thanks to its use as a theme song for the wildly popular anime Chainsaw Man—even among elementary school kids—its name recognition is outstanding.
While the song gives a slightly high-pitched impression, its range is fairly narrow at mid2 A# to high C#, so even elementary school students should be able to sing it without any trouble.
Bunny GirlAKASAKI
The classic hit “Bunny Girl,” which became a nationwide sensation in 2024.
It’s a breakout number by the young singer-songwriter AKASAKI, winning overwhelming support from young people, especially on TikTok and Instagram.
Even most upper-grade elementary school students will likely recognize it.
With a range of mid1 C to mid2 E, it boasts one of the narrowest vocal ranges in J-pop, making it exceptionally easy to sing.
Be sure to add it to your repertoire.
[Elementary School] Karaoke Songs Easy for Lower Grades to Sing (21–30)
Pig Thunder (feat. Kaai Yuki)Yukopi
Yukopi is a Vocaloid producer whose music is characterized by a surreal atmosphere with a subtle sense of cuteness.
Yukopi has created many masterpieces, but the one I particularly recommend as an easy-to-sing song for elementary school students is “Buta Thunder (feat.
Kaai Yuki).” Although the vocal range is slightly high at mid2 A# to high C, the overall range isn’t wide, so depending on the key, the difficulty can drop significantly even for elementary schoolers whose voices may be unstable.
It doesn’t require intricate techniques, and the melodic rises and falls are gentle, so consider adding it to your repertoire.