Recommended cheer songs for elementary school students: popular tracks to listen to when you want a boost
I think many elementary school students are dealing with worries.
It would be great if they could talk to someone, but there are times when it’s hard to open up…
So in this article, we’ve gathered some encouragement songs we want worried elementary schoolers to listen to!
Encouragement songs can’t solve problems, but they can lift a heavy heart and give you the courage to take a step forward.
Give them a listen when you want a boost.
Upbeat tracks are perfect for sports days, and moving songs are also recommended for graduation ceremonies or farewell parties!
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Recommended cheer songs for elementary school students: Popular tracks to listen to when you want a boost (51–60)
It’s okaywacci
“Daijoubu” (“It’s Okay”) is a song by the five-member pop-rock band wacci and was released in 2015 as their fifth single.
Chosen as the theme song for the TBS drama “37.5°C no Namida,” it entered the top 10 on iTunes Top Songs, and its music video on YouTube has garnered 15 million views.
Vocalist Yohei Hashiguchi said he wanted to write a song that could “stay close and encourage,” and true to his words, it became a heartwarming message song with a comforting sound.
Tomorrow as wellMUSH&Co.
This song is by the in-film band MUSH&Co.
from the movie The Liar and His Lover, and it also marks Sakurako Ohara’s debut as a singer, who played band member Riko Koeda.
As graduation or moving up a grade approaches, it’s easy to feel anxious from overthinking the future.
When you listen to this song at times like that, I think it helps you feel positive, like: “We can’t know what the future holds right now—let’s just enjoy what’s in front of us.” You can only be an elementary school student now.
Enjoy it to the fullest!
My Past Life, Many Lifetimes AgoRADWIMPS
When it comes to songs that lift your spirits, you can’t leave out rock sounds.
As you listen, those soaring choruses make your energy surge.
One rock artist popular even among elementary school kids is RADWIMPS.
“Zenzenzense” is characterized by the rising excitement before the chorus and the explosive, catchy hook.
The lyrics, which express the happiness of meeting someone special, match the scale of the song perfectly.
With its refreshing tempo, it might even be a good choice for an elementary school sports day.
rainbow-coloredayaka
Ayaka’s “Nijiiro” was specially written as the theme song for the NHK morning drama series Hanako to Anne.
It was released digitally in advance in April 2014 and then as her 13th single in June, reaching No.
8 on the Oricon Singles Chart.
It’s a beloved song with a warm, bright feel that conveys the wonderful journey your life is about to begin.
In 2021, it was also performed on the educational TV program Okaasan to Issho, making it familiar to many children as well!
Recommended cheer songs for elementary school kids: Popular tracks to listen to when you want a boost (61–70)
Letter ~Dear You at Fifteen~Anjura Aki
“Tegami: Haikei Juugo no Kimi e” sung by Angela Aki is a song based on a letter she wrote to her future self when she was fifteen.
Released in 2008 as her eighth single, it reached No.
3 on the Oricon Singles Chart.
It was also featured on NHK’s “Minna no Uta” and chosen as a set piece for the NHK National School Music Contest, making it a familiar song for children.
The lyric “Believe in your own voice and keep walking,” addressed to her fifteen-year-old self, is exactly the message we want to convey to kids.
It’s perfect for graduation ceremonies, so please give it a listen!
ParadiseNiziU
NiziU is a nine-member girls’ idol group formed by members who prevailed in J.Y.
Park’s project “Nizi Project.” Their song “Paradise” is a classic cheer-you-on anthem.
Its gentle vocals that feel like a soft push on your back and its mellow sound are sure to lift a tired heart! The music video, where all the members are unified with black hair and pink dresses, also makes a striking impression.
Elementary school students, be sure to check that out along with the song!
Start to shine and run forwardSambomasutā
Sambomaster’s song “Kagayakidashite Hashitteku” is a pep anthem that fires up a heart on the verge of losing.
Released as a single in 2018, it was chosen as the theme song for the TBS drama Cheer☆Dance.
The music video is a heartwarming piece that portrays subtle emotional shifts among boys through baseball and the way their hearts connect.
It’s a classic that powerfully conveys the message that if you steel your heart and take a step forward, the path will open—definitely a track you should listen to!