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At the End of Preschool Practicum: Simple and Cute Handmade Gifts

As your childcare practicum draws to a close, many of you may be thinking, “I want to give a little present to the children I had such a fun time with.” But during a busy placement, there isn’t much time to carefully decide what to give, is there? So this time, we’re sharing ideas for gifts you can give the children at the end of your practicum.

From message cards and bouquets that convey your feelings directly, to playful toys like spinning tops and pinwheels, and even wearable items like necklaces and rosettes—there are plenty of ideas! Imagine the happy faces of the adorable children and put your heart into making them.

And don’t forget to check with the preschool in advance to make sure it’s okay to give gifts to the children!

[At the End of Preschool Practicum] Simple and Cute Handmade Gifts (31–40)

ribbon box

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Adorably cute! Let us introduce a ribbon box idea.

This ribbon box is not only charming in appearance but also delightfully practical.

It’s perfect for holding small items or for pretend play—kids are sure to use it as part of their games! Try making it with origami paper in your favorite colors or patterns.

Some steps can be a bit tricky, but finishing it with a sense of gratitude will give you a real feeling of accomplishment.

Be sure to give it a try!

Origami smartphone

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A must-have item kids will adore! Let me introduce the idea of an origami smartphone.

Smartphones are very familiar to children, but this idea is truly unique.

Its never-before-seen novelty is sure to captivate them! What you’ll need: origami paper, beads, liquid glue, paint, baby oil, slime, and decorative parts like sequins and glitter.

Since some materials might not typically be used in the classroom, it’s a good idea to discuss and make it together with the supervising teacher at your practicum site.

It looks like a wonderful item that will nurture creativity through play.

Origami bracelet

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Wearable accessories are so much fun! Here are some ideas for an origami bracelet.

A bracelet is an ornament worn on the arm, typically wrapped around the wrist.

They come in many materials—metal, leather, fabric, beads, plastic, and more—but this time, let’s make one out of origami! All you need is a single sheet of origami paper in your favorite color or pattern.

First, accordion-fold the paper, then shape it into a circle and tuck the ends into each other.

It’s also nice that you can turn it into a watch by attaching a dial to the center of the bracelet!

Mini gift box made from a single sheet of origami

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Let’s make it with a single sheet of origami! Here are some ideas for mini gift boxes.

Gift boxes are exciting for both kids and adults, aren’t they? Even the time spent imagining “What’s inside?” is part of the thrill.

So let’s try making a gift box using just one sheet of origami paper.

All you need are origami in your favorite colors or patterns, plus stickers or washi tape.

You can also put a portrait drawing or a message inside the gift box.

Take this opportunity and give it a try!

origami kaleidoscope

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It’s exciting to make it by hand! Here are some ideas for an origami kaleidoscope.

A kaleidoscope is a toy that uses mirrors to reflect beautiful patterns and colors, and the view changes magically as you change the angle.

It’s usually tube-shaped and contains colorful small pieces like glass, beads, or other parts.

This time, let’s make a unique kaleidoscope using only origami! All you need are two sheets of origami paper in your favorite colors.

Try spinning the circular origami—it’s really fun!

At the End of Childcare Practice: Simple and Cute Handmade Gifts (41–50)

Simple long-tailed tit (Shima-enaga)

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The plump, round shape is so cute! Here are some simple long-tailed tit (Shima-enaga) ideas.

The Shima-enaga is an adorable wild bird native to Hokkaido, Japan, known for its small, round body.

In recent years, its cute appearance has inspired illustrations and characters, winning fans of all ages.

This time, let’s make a Shima-enaga with origami.

All you need is a sheet of black or gray origami paper and a black pen or colored pencil.

The simple steps make it a delightful project!

Simple tulip

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Let’s express our gratitude! Here are some simple tulip ideas.

Your days at the practicum site were probably stimulating, full of discoveries and learning, right? Many of you were likely energized by the children’s laughter and their unique personalities.

Let’s show our thanks to the children with origami tulips.

The three-dimensional, plump tulip blooms are absolutely adorable! If you ask about each child’s favorite color beforehand and hand one to them individually, your feelings are sure to come across.