Gifts for Preschool Graduates: A Collection of Heartfelt Handmade Ideas
As graduation season approaches, many teachers may be thinking about giving heartfelt gifts from current students to those who are graduating.
Handmade items have a special warmth that makes both the giver and the recipient feel special.
Here, we introduce ideas for graduation gifts using familiar materials like plastic bottle caps and paper cartons.
Everything—from magnets and trinket boxes to photo frames—can be made together with the children.
Celebrate the graduates’ new beginning with a one-of-a-kind gift!
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Gifts for Preschool Graduates! A Collection of Heartfelt Handmade Ideas (71–80)
Easy corsage made of felt
@peta_peta_anyo Handmade Corsage 🌷 A simple corsage made with felt! If you have glue or a hot glue gun, you don’t need a needle ☺️ Using two colors of felt makes it look even more luxurious ⸝⋆⸝⋆ It seems many preschools make handmade corsages for children to wear at graduation 🌸 ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈✁┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ Thank you always for viewing 💛 We recommend “Save” if you want to look back at this post later! Mayu-sensei 🧸 @peta_peta_anyo [Quick crafts you can make by tomorrow!] • Recording real voices and reactions of children on site • Active nursery teacher | Fun childcare for both kids and teachers ☺︎ˎˊ˗ We’d love your follows and likes 🤍Nursery teacher / Childcare workerChildcareProduction#Spring craftsgraduation ceremony (for kindergarten/preschool)Graduation CeremonyEntrance CeremonyEntrance CeremonyFeltHandmade corsageInfant CraftToddler Crafts
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Colorful corsages that capture the warmth of handmade creations! When you’re unsure about corsage ideas, you probably imagine the venue, the outfits, and the children themselves.
For classes where each child’s individuality shines and the vibe is energetic, colorful felt corsages are a great choice.
Try making handmade corsages with the kids using their favorite color combinations! You can finish them using materials like felt, brooch pins, ribbons or lace, and decorative buttons—be sure to give it a try.
A single corsage with a message
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It will become a cherished keepsake as a memorable item! It’s a wonderful idea that combines a message with a corsage.
What you’ll need are round origami paper, transparent origami paper, glue or adhesive, thick paper (cardstock), artificial flowers of your choice, double-sided tape, vinyl tape, safety pins, and so on.
It’s fun how the vibe changes depending on the patterns and colors of the origami, isn’t it? For the message, it’s also nice to have the children write about their dreams for the future.
Try incorporating it while enjoying the process of arranging it to your liking.
Handmade corsage—perfect for matching with your kids!
@ashumama_kosodate ▶︎ Ashu-mama, a nursery teacher and mom of 1- and 3-year-old sisters 🧸 Please save and follow🧡 –୨୧– Handmade Corsage –୨୧– How about matching corsages for you and your child as a keepsake? 💐 Even if you feel a bit shy about wearing something handmade, you can secretly attach it to your bag, or if a younger sibling is joining, have siblings wear matching ones—sounds lovely, right? 😊💗 My method doesn’t use a lighter to seal ribbon edges, so it’s easy to make♪ You can get all the materials at the 100-yen shop 👀✨ ✂️ Materials & Tools ✂️ • Felt (two circles cut to 4 cm diameter) • Thick paper or construction paper (a circle slightly smaller than the felt) • Wired ribbon (about 40 cm long) • Artificial flowers • Pearl beads, etc. • Safety pin • Scissors • Double-sided fabric tape • Glue 🖍️ Tips for Making 🖍️ • Watch out for the ends of the wire ⚠️ • When making the ribbon gathers, fold the opposite-side wire so it doesn’t slip inside! • Dispose of the wire you remove from the ribbon promptly, as it can be dangerous • When attaching the ribbon to the felt, overlap the second round on top of the first 🎀 • For the artificial flowers, I reused ones attached to gift-wrapping ribbons! If this post makes you think, “I want to try!” or “I made it!”, a like, save, or comment would really encourage me ☺️💗 Come check out my Instagram too!! ———୨୧———୨୧——— Thank you for reading to the end! \ Mom of 1- and 3-year-old sisters × Nursery teacher 🧸/ ▶︎ Crafts you’ll want to make with your kids ✂️ ▶︎ Ways to boost kids’ play with a single item 🫧 That’s what I post about♪ For happier days with your children…💛 Feel free to follow me ☺️ Likes and comments make my day! ———୨୧———୨୧———#ParentingHackLifehack#ParentingTips Parenting Childcare Life with children #ParentingMom #ParentingMom#DaycareMom#ParentingConcerns Parenting Tips Parenting hacks Play ideas Parent-child craft #100-yen-shop Simple HandmadeAt-home play #AtHomePlay work Simple craft #Parent-Child Crafting #corsage Handmade corsage #Graduation from kindergartenartificial flower Ribbon Matching outfits for parents and children
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It would be lovely for parents and children to wear matching ones! Here’s an idea for a beautiful corsage that combines organza ribbon and artificial flowers.
You will need two pieces of felt cut into 4 cm circles, one circular piece of thick paper, a safety pin, scissors, double-sided tape, wired ribbon, artificial flowers, decorative parts, and glue.
When working with the wired ribbon and safety pin, make it together with your child while taking care to avoid pricking fingers.
Choosing and attaching the decorative parts sounds fun too!
Corsage made with colored construction paper
@hapibacrafts [Handmade Corsage for Graduation Ceremony] Easy Paper Flower Tutorial This time, we’ll show you a super-simple way to make paper flowers using B4 construction paper you can buy at 100-yen shops like Daiso! By attaching two ribbons to the back of the paper flower, you can turn it into a corsage perfect for events like kindergarten graduation ceremonies. If you’re a preschool teacher, definitely give it a try. This idea was also featured in the graduation decorations special of the childcare magazine PriPri. What you’ll need: • Ruler and craft knife • B4 construction paper • Double-sided tape (glue or craft glue also works) Website: Happy Birthday Projecthttps://www.hapiba.com/paper flower#100-yen shop DIY#corsageHandmade corsageHandmade Flower#Kindergarten Graduation Decorationsgraduation ceremony corsage (for preschool/kindergarten)#100-yen crafts#ConstructionPaperCraftsPapercraftChildcareNursery teacher / Childcare worker#Childcare CraftingRhythmic#Nabechin#priprigraduation ceremony (for kindergarten/preschool)
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Change the impression with color combinations! Let’s make a paper corsage out of construction paper.
You will need two colors of construction paper, a utility knife, a cutting mat, a ruler, and double-sided tape or glue.
It’s a fun idea to work together—have a teacher or guardian cut the materials, and let the children assemble them.
Because the color combinations let kids express their individuality, it’s best to let them choose the colors.
Pairing the colors with silver or gold materials will enhance the glamor and create an even more beautiful finish.
Easy corsage made from colored construction paper
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Preparing together with your child for the special day of the graduation ceremony will also become a precious memory.
The “Easy Paper Corsage” we’re introducing here is appealing because it can be made with simple, familiar materials.
By cutting colored construction paper into petal shapes and layering them in order, you can create a three-dimensional look; add ribbons or stickers to make it even more festive.
Since the steps use scissors and glue, children can take the lead and enjoy the sense of accomplishment that comes from making something themselves.
You can freely customize it by choosing color combinations, drawing patterns, or adding stickers.
Pin the finished corsage to your chest, and the graduation ceremony is sure to feel even more special.
A glamorous flower corsage
@an_hoiku_seisaku It's nice to attend the ceremony with a handmade corsage, isn’t it? 🌸 Just cut, layer, and glue! Even though it’s a simple task, you can make a corsage that looks luxurious. ✨#Childcare Crafting#Production VideoGraduation crafts (for preschool/kindergarten)#GraduationGiftFromKindergarten#Spring crafts#Graduation from kindergarten#corsageHandmade corsagegraduation ceremony (for kindergarten/preschool)
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Layer construction paper to make it! Here’s an idea for a corsage made by cutting colored construction paper.
What you’ll need: construction paper in your favorite colors, scissors, origami paper, round stickers, double-sided tape or glue stick, liquid glue, a paper cup, and lace paper doilies.
Place the petals—cut from the colored construction paper—one by one around the rim of the paper cup.
After applying glue, continue layering the petal pieces in the same way.
Once the paper cup is no longer visible, attach the folded, cut lace doilies and add a ribbon to finish.
Kids will be excited to work on this project.
Corsage made of tissue paper and pom-poms

Perfect for larger classes! It’s nice when you can finish a festive corsage with simple steps.
This time, let’s make a cute corsage using ribbon, tissue paper, and pom-poms.
Choose colors that match the venue decorations or the children’s favorite colors to lift the mood.
If you’d like to add a bit more flair, try arranging with lace paper or similar accents.
Give it a try on this occasion!



