The purpose of this study is to understand the differences in participation motivation and learning achievement performance of primary school children participating in school sports associations, and to explore the factors that affect the participation of schoolchildren in sports associations. In this study, 380 students of 4th and 5th and 6th grades who participated in the National Sports Association for the Sick and Small Children were surveyed using questionnaires that were revised and tested for expert effectiveness, such as participation motivation and learning satisfaction. After the statistical analysis of the collected data, the following results are obtained: The "skills demand", "spiritual needs", "social needs" and "self-achievement needs" involved in motivation can positively influence learning achievement. Therefore, the motivation of participation in sports associations of elementary and middle school children has an impact on learning achievement. Improving the motivation of students' participation will greatly benefit after-school club learning. When schools promote sports associations, if sports associations activities can be used to expand the interpersonal field as The call to increase the willingness to participate in sports associations , increase the funding for sports associations, improve equipment in sports venues, increase the participation atmosphere of school sports associations, and thereby improve the learning achievements of sports associations participants.