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[For Elementary School Kids] Recommended Hairstyles for Sports Day That Boost Motivation

The annual sports day is here!

Why not get pumped up for each event with a special hairstyle?

In this article, we’re introducing recommended hairstyles for elementary school students on sports day.

We’ve gathered cute and cool styles that are sure to catch everyone’s attention.

Since many elementary schoolers wear caps, we’ve also included styles that still show nicely even with a hat on.

You might think, “We’ll be sweating and it’ll mess up anyway,” but for this once-a-year big day, it’s worth going in with a high-energy hairstyle.

Be sure to try these out with help from a parent or guardian!

[For Elementary School Kids] Recommended Sports Day Hairstyles That Spark the Power to Do Your Best (1–10)

Side three-strand braid flip (kururinpa)

Easy Rapunzel Hair Anyone Can Make with the Topsy Tail and a Three-Strand Braid
Side three-strand braid flip (kururinpa)

A gorgeous down style that combines a three-strand braid and a topsy tail is perfect for kids with longer hair! Work styling product through the hair, sweep it to one side, and gather it into a low ponytail.

Create a gap above the elastic and flip the ponytail through (topsy tail).

Wrap a small section of hair around the elastic to hide it.

Then braid the ends into a three-strand braid and gently loosen it for a chic braided look.

Lightly pull out some hair at the crown and sides for a relaxed finish to boost the style factor.

To keep everything in place, set it with hairspray at the end.

braided bangs

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braided bangs

A braided bang style that can dramatically change your look without tying up all your hair! Section off the area you want to braid and work in some styling product.

Divide the hair at your starting point into three strands and make one regular braid.

Next, do a one-sided French braid in the direction you want to take the braid, adding small sections of hair as you go.

Gently loosen the braid for texture, then secure it with an elastic or pins.

If any short pieces stick out, tuck them in with U-pins, and you’ll have a fringe arrangement that neatly frames your face.

Braided twin buns

[Cute] Braided Hairstyle Tutorial! [Twin Buns]
Braided twin buns

If your hair has a bit of length, try twin braided buns for a cute, clean, and stylish look.

Because the hair stays neat and contained, it’s great for sports or school field days.

Leave some face-framing pieces and it works for a day out in the city, too.

Start by French-braiding two sections from the top, then combine each French braid with a regular three-strand braid and twist them into buns at the back, securing firmly with pins.

If you place the buns lower, they won’t get in the way when wearing a hat.

Longer strands won’t come loose, so the overall style stays compact.

Finish by setting with hairspray so short pieces don’t pop out over time.

[For Elementary School Kids] Recommended Sports Day Hairstyles That Boost Motivation (11–20)

Braided cross bun

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Braided cross bun

Let me introduce the braided cross bun that still looks stylish even with a hat.

Take a suitable amount of hair and make a braid on each side.

Split the remaining hair into two sections and cross them as you tie them together with the braids.

After neatening the hair again with braids, tuck the braids into the loosened pocket and secure with an elastic to finish.

Using a cute hair tie as an accent is also recommended.

By gathering the hair lower, it will peek out from under a hat for an adorable look.

Reverse Dutch braid-style hair arrangement

Reverse French braid-style hair arrangement for preschool/school days
Reverse Dutch braid-style hair arrangement

Here’s a reverse French-braid-style hair arrangement that won’t fall apart even with a headband.

First, take a suitable amount of hair from the crown and the middle of your head, tie them at the back, and create a base.

Leave the lower section down for now.

Then combine the tied hair from the top and middle, and tie them together along with the lower hair.

Loosen the tied sections slightly as you go, repeating the braiding motion to shape and refine the look.

Finish by securing with an elastic, and you’re done.

This will keep styles that usually fall apart during sports looking cute and intact.

It might be adorable to match the whole class with the same style!

Twin frilled-ribbon

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Here’s a standout hair arrangement for a sports day, using easy 100-yen shop idea goods! The frill ribbon makes it really eye-catching.

It’s also easy to wear a cap with, and the hairstyle won’t fall apart, so definitely give it a try.

First, use the items to make twin tails.

Next, thread the ribbon through the section where you flipped the hair (a topsy tail).

Finally, split the hair into two sections and braid it together with the ribbon—that’s it! The vibe changes with the ribbon’s color, so try different options!

ribbon ponytail

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Here’s a hairstyle you can make from a ponytail using ribbons from the 100-yen shop! It’ll really stand out at sports day.

It’s also easy to wear a hat with, and the style won’t fall apart easily, so give it a try.

First, leave the hair on both sides out and tie the middle section.

Next, French braid the two side sections from the top.

Bring them together at the back and tie.

Then, like a “bubble” or “onion” ponytail, keep tying sections and threading the ribbon through the elastics as you go, wrapping it around—then you’re done! The vibe changes with the ribbon color, so try different ones.