A floral wall to brighten up the kindergarten graduation ceremony! A collection of fun-to-make ideas

Cherry blossom wall

Kimie Gangi’s wall display: “Full-Bloom Cherry Blossoms” — SAKURA wall decoration

Let us introduce a cherry blossom wall display that captures the feeling of spring in Japan.

You will need pink construction paper, light pink construction paper, scissors, thumbtacks or double-sided tape, a yellow crayon, brown construction paper, and a stapler.

First, stack the pink papers together and staple them, then cut them into the shape of cherry blossoms.

At this time, cut out petal shapes as well.

Next, crease the cut cherry blossoms and petals to give them a three-dimensional look.

Finally, make branches with the brown construction paper and attach the blossoms to finish! It’s also fun to see how the atmosphere changes depending on where you place the petals.

bouquet

[Easy craft with construction paper and origami] I made a bouquet wall decoration! Free templates | Entrance and graduation ceremonies | March, April, Spring

Bouquet-themed wall decorations that brighten the children’s send-off make the familiar scenes of their kindergarten or nursery—full of memories—feel extra special.

You can combine colored construction paper to create colorful decorations, or use tissue paper to make three-dimensional pieces; there are many ways to make them, so they’re easy to craft.

Beautiful bouquet-motif wall decor is perfect for celebrating the children’s new beginning.

It’s a decoration that conveys congratulations on their graduation and adds a festive touch to the big day.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Origami decoration

Graduation ceremony decorations and origami

Wall decorations made with colorful origami are both classic and vibrant, making them easy to create.

Simple staples like paper chains can be made quickly, so having teachers and current students craft them together could be a lovely way to celebrate the graduating class.

You can also brighten up the room by folding various shapes from origami and displaying them.

One of the great things about origami wall decor is the wide range of possible arrangements.

From gathering materials to making the pieces, this is a recommended idea that’s easy to tackle even during the busy period leading up to the graduation ceremony.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Flowers made with paper plates and origami

A one-of-a-kind flower made with paper plates and origami! Perfect for spring wall decorations like graduation and entrance ceremonies!

Here’s an idea for making flowers with paper plates and origami.

You’ll need a paper plate, tissue paper, origami paper, glue, scissors, and a pen.

First, fold the paper plate in half to make a guide mark.

Next, draw lines and cut the plate into a flower shape with scissors.

Finally, layer and glue on decorative-cut origami paper, and you’re done! It’s fun how the mood of the flower changes depending on the color combinations and arrangements.

This is a craft where you can enjoy making unique flowers! Be sure to try it with the kids!

Skeleton Sakura

If you decorate the wall for a spring graduation ceremony, the translucent beauty of the cherry blossoms will make the new beginning feel even more festive.

Prepare clear files, origami paper, stickers, and masking tape.

Cut the clear files and origami together into the same cherry blossom shapes.

For the origami cut into cherry blossom shapes, cut out the centers and stick them onto the edges of the clear-file cherry blossom shapes from above.

Decorating the centers of the finished blossoms with stickers or masking tape will make them even more vibrant—highly recommended.

It’s also exciting to stick them on windows and enjoy how the light comes through while appreciating your cherry blossom wall display.

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mayumi

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Giant cherry-blossom wall

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This is Iguchi Lumbini Kindergarten. The oldest class made a cherry blossom tree. It was so much fun! The cherry blossoms were in full bloom—and so were the smiles! The principal joined in too, which made it even more exciting. (For some reason, the principal had blond hair today!)Iguchi Lumbini KindergartenNishi Ward, Hiroshima City　Hiroshima City Kindergarten#HiroshimaKindergarten　#LookingForKindergartenChoosing a kindergarten　#Childcare SupportPre-preschool child　Full 3-year-old class2-year-old class　Open playground (園庭開放)Parent-Child Class　#HiroshimaChildcareolder; senior (often used for the oldest age group in kindergarten: 'senior class')　#CherryBlossom　Confetti　#Wall Creation#NewFiscalYearStart　#sakura

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Let’s create with our whole bodies! I’d like to introduce a giant cherry blossom wall that everyone can make together.

You’ll need large sheets of drawing paper taped to fit the wall size, brown construction paper, paint, paper cups, brushes, and pink paper cut into pieces.

It’s a wonderful idea to spark children’s creativity.

Painting on drawing paper many times larger than their own bodies is sure to be exciting! It’s also fun to use thinly shredded pink paper as cherry blossom petals.

You can just picture the children’s smiling faces as they dynamically enjoy a flurry of paper confetti! Adjust the paper size to match your classroom or room dimensions.

Cherry blossom petal stamp

Here’s a cherry blossom craft idea using a petal stamp.

First, fold one side of a toilet paper roll inward to make a V shape.

On the opposite side, press it in slightly and make a small V with a valley fold.

Round the left and right sides a bit, and your cherry blossom petal stamp is ready! Dip it in paint and stamp onto a cherry blossom tree cut out of construction paper.

Stamping outside the tree base also looks lovely, as it expresses petals scattering and dancing in the air.

Create a large cherry blossom tree to beautifully decorate the wall for the preschool graduation ceremony.

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sasashina

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