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

Bang Bang ft. Ariana Grande, Nicki MinajJessie J ft. Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj

Jessie J – Bang Bang ft. Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj

This is a song created through a collaboration of popular female singers.

Jessie J and Ariana showcase their powerful, soaring vocals, and on top of that, Nicki’s rap energizes the track.

It’s appealing because you can get everyone dancing—adding handclaps to match the rhythm at the beginning, and joining in on the chorus from the title makes it easy to get into the groove together.

Its my partyJessie J

Jessie J – It’s My Party (Official Video)

It’s a bright, upbeat dance track that perfectly matches the energetic vibe of children.

Featuring Jessie J’s powerful vocals and a positive message, it carries the idea of valuing your true self.

Released in 2013, the song is included on the album Alive and reached number 3 on the UK Singles Chart.

With themes of self-expression and freedom, it’s ideal for kids’ dance performances at school plays or recitals.

Its fun rhythm and lively vocals are sure to resonate with children and help them enjoy themselves.

Poker FaceLady Gaga

Lady Gaga – Poker Face (Official Music Video)

It’s a song by Lady Gaga released in 2008 that everyone knows by now.

The catchy, distinctive rhythm and Gaga’s powerful, soaring vocals captivated the world.

The chorus repeats a lot and uses relatively simple English words, and the tempo is just right, so even junior high and high school students could sing and dance to it.

It’s a song almost everyone has heard at least once, so using it as a dance track would likely send the excitement to its peak.

you should be dancingBee Gees

You Should Be Dancing

The Bee Gees are famous for numerous dance music hits that epitomize 1970s America.

Their songs, known from works like Saturday Night Fever, delight and energize listeners with distinctive vocals and rhythms.

It’s a track that gets everyone dancing, from adults to children.

kang fu fightingCarl Douglas

Carl Douglas Kung Fu Fighting (Original Music Video)

This nostalgic, 1970s American funk-style song was released by Carl Douglas in 1974.

His track was later covered by other artists.

It features a strong disco influence that was popular at the time.

Father AbrahamKids on the Move

FATHER ABRAHAM LYRIC & DANCE VIDEO | Kids on the Move

The dance song “Father Abraham,” performed by the music group Kids on the Move.

This song is an American children’s tune known in Japan as “Aburahamu no Ko.” Although the lyricist and composer are unknown, it’s a song that’s often danced to in Japanese preschools and childcare settings! There doesn’t seem to be a fixed choreography, but since various dance videos have been uploaded to free video-sharing sites, those who want to try dancing might find it helpful to use those choreographies as references.

The moves are generally simple, so it’s a song you can quickly learn, dance to, and enjoy!

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Whigfield – Saturday Night (Official Video)

Released in 1995 as a dance track, this song is sung by a female artist from Denmark.

She is a Eurodance artist, and her songs are used in many dance scenes across Europe.