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Halloween isn't just candy—it's an experience. And the secret ingredient? Music that makes kids laugh, dance, and sing along. Here's a hand-picked list of 10 Halloween songs that are safe, fun, and full of energy.

What Makes a Kid-Friendly Halloween Song?

The magic formula is simple: catchy beats + playful lyrics + imaginative fun. Songs that encourage movement, group participation, or storytelling are always winners in preschool, daycare, or family parties.

Top 10 Halloween Songs for Kids 🎶

1. "This Is Halloween" – Danny Elfman

From The Nightmare Before Christmas, this track introduces Halloween Town in a theatrical way. Kids love acting out the quirky characters while following the playful lyrics. Perfect for mini school performances or home role-play.

2. "Ghostbusters" – Ray Parker Jr.

Iconic 80s funk with a call-and-response chorus. Kids can chant “Who ya gonna call?” in groups, making it perfect for classroom sing-alongs or interactive dance breaks.

3. "The Spooky Bus" – Pinkfong

A Halloween twist on Wheels on the Bus. Features ghosts, witches, and pumpkins riding a spooky bus. The repetitive lyrics and hand motions make it ideal for toddler circle time or daycare events.

4. "Six Little Ghosts" – Super Simple Songs

Gentle counting with friendly ghosts. Slower pace helps toddlers practice numbers while singing, great for storytime or educational activities.

5. "Monster Mash" – Bobby "Boris" Pickett

A hilarious monster party song. Its bouncy beat encourages dancing and acting out the monster moves—perfect for Halloween classroom games or home dance sessions.

6. "The Purple People Eater" – Sheb Wooley

A silly one-eyed, one-horned flying creature story. Kids enjoy retelling the story and singing the catchy chorus. Works well in storytelling circles or musical activities.

7. "Five Little Pumpkins Sitting on a Gate" – The Kiboomers

Nursery rhyme turned song. Helps toddlers memorize numbers and rhymes, perfect for morning songs or transitions between activities.

8. "They Don’t Scare Me" – Mickey Mouse

Cheerful and reassuring. Disney's friendly mouse makes Halloween characters less intimidating for very young children. Great for introductory Halloween activities.

9. "Halloween Sharks" – Pinkfong

Shark family dressed in costumes. Simple, repetitive, and catchy—perfect for hand-motion dances or sing-alongs for toddlers.

10. "Spooky Scary Skeletons" – Andrew Gold

Energetic jazzy track. Older kids love dancing skeletons, making it ideal for Halloween parties or viral-style home videos.

Create DIY Halloween Music Videos with HitPaw Univd

Want to turn these songs into customized sing-along videos or playlists? HitPaw Univd makes it easy:

Merge songs into a continuous playlist for parties

Add subtitles or karaoke-style lyrics

Trim and cut unnecessary sections

Insert Halloween-themed stickers or sound effects

Batch export for multiple videos at once

Install HitPaw univd on on Windows or Mac.

In the Editor menu, choose an editor feature and import your audio or video files.

3. Edit videos with merge, trim, add subtitles, or stickers.

4. Choose an output format, MP3 for audio, MP4 for videos with lyrics

5. Export the file as a new file.

Conclusion