Children’s dance songs from Western music. Kids’ dance routines perfect for school plays and recitals.

Gangnam StylePSY

PSY – GANGNAM STYLE(강남스타일) M/V

This song, which captured the hearts of children around the world with its unusual dance and catchy lyrics, was released by PSY as his 18th single.

PSY, a K-pop artist, is a singer, rapper, and producer.

Dancing queenABBA

DANCING QUEEN (ABBA)

It’s one of ABBA’s signature songs, released in 1976, and they’re known for many upbeat dance tunes.

It’s been played in various places—especially in the media—right up to the present day, so many young people have probably heard it.

In the music video, the members themselves are dancing, but there isn’t any set choreography; it’s more of a freestyle, disco-like approach where you move your body freely, so the choreography becomes important.

Since it has a disco feel, it’s a song that even children can dance to easily by keeping the tempo.

Never Knew I NeededNe-Yo

Ne-Yo – Never Knew I Needed

This is a song created for the Disney film The Princess and the Frog.

Released in November 2009, it’s a lovely track that plays over the end credits.

Ne-Yo’s warm vocals gently convey the beauty of unexpected love.

It’s an R&B ballad marked by distinctive drum machine and piano tones, perfectly matching the film’s world.

A music video has also been released, set in Jazz Age New Orleans and filled with homages to scenes from the movie.

As a Disney song, it’s something children can easily become familiar with.

I’m In Love With a MonsterFifth Harmony

Fifth Harmony – I’m In Love With a Monster (from Hotel Transylvania 2 – Official Video)

This is the theme song for the children’s movie Hotel Transylvania 2, sung by Fifth Harmony back when they were still a five-member group.

In the music video, each member belts out in front of a monster, giving it a slightly spooky vibe, but both the Fifth Harmony members and the monsters have a certain charm that makes you chuckle.

It looks fun to dance along playfully to the upbeat track, just like the girls and the monsters.

CAN’T STOP THE FEELING!Justin Timberlake

Justin Timberlake – CAN’T STOP THE FEELING! (from DreamWorks Animation’s “TROLLS”) (Official Video)

This is a perfect track for dancing by Justin Timberlake, who’s great at both singing and dancing.

He voices a character in DreamWorks’ movie Trolls, and this song is also the film’s theme.

With a bright, upbeat feel fitting for a comedy and a just-right tempo, it’s a dance tune that kids and adults alike can enjoy.

The music video, featuring people dancing and having a blast, is also a must-see.

good feelingFlo Rida

Flo Rida – Good Feeling [Official Video]

It’s a perfect song for energetic kids.

Set to a rhythmic, catchy melody, it sings about feeling positive.

The phrase “Sometimes I get a good feeling I never, never, never had before” is repeated, expressing a sense of accomplishment and confidence.

Released in August 2011, it became a worldwide hit, reaching No.

3 on the U.S.

Billboard Hot 100 and No.

1 on the U.K.

charts.

It’s been used in the trailer for the movie Wreck-It Ralph and on the TV show iZombie.

Highly recommended for those who want to dance at school plays or recitals.

With its bright, poppy vibe, it’s sure to get kids excited.

moves like jaggerMaroon 5 & Christina aguilera

Maroon 5 – Moves Like Jagger ft. Christina Aguilera (Official Music Video) ft. Christina Aguilera

This song is characterized by a lively rhythm and captivating melody.

The lyrics, which embody confidence and charisma like Mick Jagger, are striking and express the freedom of self-expression and a spirit of challenge.

Released in June 2011, it became a smash hit that defined the summer.

Included on the album “Hands All Over,” it also drew attention on the TV show The Voice.

It’s a perfect track for energetic kids to dance to at school performances or recitals.

With its bright, pop vibe, it will boost their excitement and get them dancing happily.