[April] Cute spring-themed classroom wall decoration ideas for early childhood education
Exciting spring has arrived!
Here, we’ve gathered some cute wall decoration ideas inspired by April.
There are also ones you can make together with the children.
Simply sticking on colorful flowers and adorable creatures will brighten and enliven the atmosphere of your classroom.
Feel the spring breeze, expand on these fun ideas, and bring smiles to the children’s faces.
Fill the walls with spring so the children can greet the start of their new routines with a bright and cheerful feeling.
Please use these ideas as a reference.
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[April] Cute spring-themed classroom wall decoration ideas for childcare (41–50)
Original eggs you can easily make with stickers
Make it with even the youngest class! Here’s an easy original egg craft idea using stickers.
It’s perfect if you’re struggling with this year’s Easter wall display.
Stick star, heart, and circle motif stickers onto construction paper, then brush on paint thinned with water.
Once the paint is dry, slowly peel off the stickers—and you’re done! Even infants who are currently into sticking stickers will enjoy this activity.
For the sticker-removal step, encourage children to work carefully and slowly.
Making dandelions with plastic raffia (suzuran tape)
Here’s a craft project for making dandelions with yellow raffia tape.
Wrap the raffia tape around a piece of cardboard to give the dandelion volume.
About 10 wraps creates a nice, full dandelion.
Remove the tape from the cardboard, tie the center, and then split the strands while imagining the dandelion’s petals.
Stick the raffia tape together with double-sided tape, draw the leaves with crayons, and you’re done! It might also be fun to draw your favorite insects and flowers around it.
3D tulip wreath
Here’s how to make a 3D tulip wreath.
Gather thick paper (cardstock), decorative paper, and ribbon.
Draw a circle on the cardstock, cut out the center, and form a wreath base.
Glue origami or decorative paper along the wreath shape to create the foundation.
Using a tulip template, cut out petals from origami paper.
Glue the cut tulip petals together to form each tulip flower.
Roll origami paper into tubes to make stems, then add leaves and the tulip flowers, and glue them onto the wreath base to complete it.
When gluing the petals together, be careful not to overlap them.
Adding a ribbon gives it a fresher, spring-like feel.
Paper-cut dandelion
Let’s make a pop-up-style paper-cut dandelion.
Prepare three sheets of origami in different sizes.
Fold each sheet in half into a square twice, then into a triangle; open it, and fold both sides toward the center crease.
Fold all three sheets the same way.
Draw guide lines and cut along them.
Use the largest cut dandelion as the base, apply double-sided tape to the center, and layer the pieces in order from largest to smallest.
Make the leaves and stem from green origami—sketch them first, and be sure to cut the leaves with a jagged edge.
Attach the dandelion, stem, and leaves together to finish.
Weeping cherry blossom arch
Here is an arch of weeping cherry blossoms that you can make using only origami paper and bubble wrap (packing material).
Just set it up at your entrance or room doorway to create a gorgeous, festive look.
The main arch is made simply by rolling up the bubble wrap, but it also looks cute hanging directly from the top of an entrance or window.
First, make one cherry blossom to use as a template.
Once that’s done, connect sheets of origami with double-sided tape to create a continuous chain of blossoms.
After connecting them, place half of the template blossom on top and cut along it to finish.
cherry blossom arch window
Cherry blossoms made as papercut art from folded origami.
By changing where you use scissors or a craft knife, you can create cherry blossoms in many different designs.
Try displaying the cherry blossom papercuts in an arched window made from origami.
If you make the window with blue origami paper, it will look like cherry blossoms blooming under a blue sky.
The blue sky seems to bless the children’s upcoming life at the kindergarten.
If you also make cherry blossom petals from origami and decorate the wall, it will look even more beautiful.
This is a craft you can adapt to flowers of other seasons as well, not just cherry blossoms.
Easter Eggs Made with Hole Punch Art
Let’s make it with a hole punch! Here’s how to create cute Easter egg punch art.
You’ll need construction paper, a hole punch, glue, a small container, and some leftover construction paper.
First, punch shapes out of the leftover construction paper and put them in the container.
Then cut your favorite color of construction paper into an egg shape.
Apply glue to the egg in any pattern you like.
Make stripes, polka dots—any pattern kids love.
Sprinkle the punched pieces over the glued areas and tap gently—done! It also looks adorable as a wall display.
