Recommended for elementary school kids! Christmas songs that will liven up karaoke
As the Christmas season approaches, you start hearing Christmas songs everywhere.
Singing them at karaoke makes the time even more fun! In this article, we’ve gathered a variety of Christmas songs—from timeless classics everyone knows, from kids to adults, to tunes you’ve heard in anime and on TV.
There are plenty of songs that elementary schoolers can get excited about singing at Christmas.
They’re all perfect for the holiday, so use this as a guide and sing along together!
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Recommended for elementary school kids! Christmas songs that liven up karaoke (51–60)
Celebration BellAna to Yuki no Joō (Kanda Sayaka, Matsu Takako, Piēru Taki)
This is an insert song from the short story “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure,” based on the blockbuster film “Frozen.” It captures the excitement and anticipation surrounding the first-ever Christmas party held in Arendelle, where Elsa and Anna live! It’s guaranteed to get everyone pumped up when you sing it at a karaoke Christmas party!
Ding! Dong! The Magic of ChristmasDoraemon (Mizuta Wasabi, Ohara Megumi, Kakazu Yumi, Kimura Subaru, Seki Tomokazu)
A Christmas song from the anime Doraemon that Nobita, Gian, Suneo, and Shizuka all sing together.
It’s a fan favorite.
The fun melody, which uses bell sounds in the chorus, really lifts the mood.
It might be even more fun if someone deliberately sings Gian’s part off-key! There are spoken lines, too, so it’s a good idea to practice those in advance.
I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa ClausSakushi sakkyoku: Tomī Kōnā
The Christmas song “I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus,” which gives you a little shock with the idea of Mommy and Santa—huh?—was released in 1952 and became popular through a cover by The Jackson 5.
In the English lyrics, a young boy witnesses his mom kissing Santa and finds it amusing.
In the Japanese version, it even reveals that Santa was actually Dad, giving the story a warm and happy feel.
The melody is relaxed, so even elementary school kids can sing it easily! The English is simple too, so trying it in English to liven up a Christmas karaoke party is highly recommended.
Santa Claus the ScatterbrainSakushi: Yoshioka Osamu / Sakkyoku: Kobayashi Asei
A classic Christmas song humorously portraying a hasty Santa.
It’s a fun tune everyone knows.
When the lyrics mention bells, doing a hand gesture as if ringing a bell will definitely liven things up.
Also, when Santa falls or dances in the song, it’s a good idea to imitate Santa’s moves.
Shaking bells or maracas to the beat is sure to make it even more exciting!
A very merry ChristmasAmatsuki
Nowadays, the “utaite” scene has produced many major-label artists, and among them is the male singer Amatsuki, who has been popular since the genre’s early days.
His song “Very Merry Christmas,” with its striking, fast-paced shuffle beat, pumps you up with a sound that perfectly evokes the holiday season, just as the title suggests.
Its pop, catchy melody is easy for elementary school kids to learn and brings a bright, lively vibe to karaoke.
It’s a refreshing rock tune that heightens the festive Christmas atmosphere.
