[Let's Dance to Popular Hits!] Recommended Dance Songs for Elementary School Students

Shinako Worldshinako

[Shinako World 🌷💜] Airi DX & Shinako “Easy Dance” — A simple arrangement you can dance at recitals and play performances!

Shinako’s song, characterized by an energetic, poppy rhythm, is perfect for kids’ dance.

With catchy, bright phrases and a message about the importance of expressing yourself freely, it overflows with charm that captivates children through its brisk rhythm and easy-to-remember melody.

Released digitally in March 2024, the track has also been featured in a YouTube video and has become a hot topic among kids.

Since then, songs like “Gumi-kyun Princess” and “Ha-ra Hara” have been released in succession, further boosting popularity.

It’s recommended not only for children who love dancing, but also for those who aren’t yet used to it.

The simple choreography makes it easy to enjoy, and dancing together as a family will create fun memories.

Choo Choo TRAINEXILE

EXILE / Choo Choo TRAIN (EXILE PERFECT LIVE 2008)

This song, which had a resurgence in 2003 thanks to the dance-vocal group EXILE, is originally a track released by ZOO in 1991! EXILE’s dance, where they line up in a single vertical file and spin around in a circle, is very famous.

As soon as you hear the intro, you’ll think, “Oh, that song,” and it’s a classic that anyone can quickly imitate.

Overall, it’s quite physically demanding and tough, but feel free to adjust it according to each person’s level.

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Tani Satoko

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Run!Momoiro Kurōbā Zetto

Momoiro Clover Z [MV] Hashire! - PLAY ACTIVE! 2022 ver. -

It’s finished as a song that bursts with energy! Released in January 2010, this track is beloved by many fans as one of Momoiro Clover Z’s early signature works.

It was featured in the 2011 film Moteki and used in a TV commercial in 2017, helping it gain wide recognition.

The chorus is especially catchy, and the rhythmic beat makes you want to move your body.

The lyrics carry a positive message, and every listen brings a smile to your face, filling you with a bright, uplifting feeling.

It’s perfect for elementary school kids to dance to at sports days or school events.

Brimming with sparkling energy that suits the coming season, it’s a dance number the whole family—not just the kids—can enjoy choreographing and dancing along to.

Even if blown by the windKeyakizaka46

Even If Blown by the Wind by Keyakizaka46

A masterpiece by Keyakizaka46 that evolved into Sakurazaka46 after several transitional periods, including a large number of member departures and a group name change.

One highlight of the music video is center Yurina Hirate’s cool, composed presence contrasted with the occasional, striking smile she shows.

The fact that the outfits are suits instead of skirts also drew attention.

The best part of this song is the cool choreography! It’s a bit challenging to perfectly copy, so you’ll need to get creative—like customizing the tougher steps to match what you can dance.

Still, it’s definitely a track worth taking on!

R.Y.U.S.E.I.Sandaime Jē Sōru Burazāzu fromu Eguzairu Toraibu

Sandaime J SOUL BROTHERS from EXILE TRIBE / “R.Y.U.S.E.I.” Music Video

A dance characterized by movements that literally look like a person running, known as the “Running Man.” A bold use of this is in “R.Y.U.S.E.I.” by Sandaime J Soul Brothers from EXILE TRIBE.

The choreography overall is simple, making it a recommended dance song that even elementary school students can try.

The Running Man in particular may look difficult at first glance, but once you get the hang of it, it’s a simple move you can keep doing without stumbling much.

So even people who aren’t great at physical activity can handle it.

It’s often played around town, so it’s also nice that the flow of the music is likely already in your head naturally.

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Yuuki

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TwilightB Komachi

B-Komachi “Twilight” Official Music Video

The new song from B Komachi, the fictional idol group born from the drama “Oshi no Ko,” is creating a buzz.

It’s a medium-tempo track that pairs gentle vocals with lyrics that directly express the feelings of three girls single-mindedly pursuing their dreams.

Released on various music streaming services in November 2024, the song also received a music video within the drama that drew a huge response and has now been made public.

The footage, brimming with down-to-earth charm, reveals a new side of B Komachi.

It’s a song that gives a supportive push to anyone striving toward their dreams and goals.

The choreography is simple enough that even elementary school kids can dance to it, making it a highly recommended track.

strollInoue Azumi

♪ Stroll – Let’s walk, let’s walk, I’m feeling great~ ♪ <with choreography> [Studio Ghibli film “My Neighbor Totoro” opening theme]

The opening song “Sanpo” from Studio Ghibli’s classic My Neighbor Totoro is known by children of every generation.

Many elementary school kids have probably sung it at school, too.

Sung by Azumi Inoue, this song was released in 1988 along with “My Neighbor Totoro,” which was also used as the film’s ending theme.

This lively, energetic tune is perfect for kids who might not be up for complicated dance moves but still want to get moving! They can have fun dancing just by freely choreographing as they like—mimicking the movements of the creatures that appear in the lyrics, expressing memorable scenes with their bodies, and moving however they feel.

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SAKI

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