Songs of Thanks That Touch the Heart: Ideas to Give to Teachers at the Preschool Graduation Ceremony
You want to express your gratitude to the teachers through song at the graduation ceremony, but you’re not sure which song to choose… Does that sound like you? In that case, we’re introducing graduation songs with warm lyrics and melodies that are perfect for children’s voices.
Each song is full of memories from the days spent with the children and the excitement of the journey ahead.
Both teachers and children are sure to share a truly memorable time.
Please use this as a guide and let your singing carry your feelings of gratitude!
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Songs to Say Thank You That Touch the Heart: Ideas (1–10) to Present to Teachers at the Graduation Ceremony
Thank you, from the bottom of my heartSakushi/Sakkyoku: Yamazaki Hiroshi
If you want to offer a heartfelt message of gratitude in song for a preschool graduation ceremony, this piece by Hiroshi Yamazaki is a perfect fit.
The lyrics, filled with the children’s growth and appreciation for those around them, are especially memorable.
Included on the album “Arigatou Kokoro o Komete” released in September 2018, the song is crafted with consideration for young children’s vocal range and rhythm.
With its simple, warm melody, it’s easy for children to sing and is sure to resonate with teachers and parents alike.
It’s an ideal choice to perform at graduation ceremonies and thank-you events, so be sure to consider incorporating it.
Thank you, teacher.Sakushi: Fujimoto Chika / Sakkyoku: Fujimoto Chika
When you want to create a memorable moment at a preschool graduation ceremony or thank-you party, Chika Fujimoto’s “Sensei, Arigatou” is the perfect choice.
The song is crafted to gently convey gratitude to teachers, with a melody that allows children to sing softly as they reflect on their cherished memories.
Another appeal is its flexibility—you can incorporate stories unique to your school or class.
Expressing parents’ respect for teachers and children’s growth, this song turns the day of parting into a warm and lasting memory.
Thank you along with goodbye.iwashi pikunikku
“Sayonara to Issho ni Arigatou,” created by Iwashi Picnic, is the perfect song for graduation ceremonies and thank‑you gatherings.
The song celebrates children’s new beginnings while expressing gratitude for the time they spent at their preschool.
Its memorable melody gently touches the hearts not only of the children but also of their parents and teachers.
Drawing on Iwashi Picnic’s experience as a childcare worker, the lyrics weave affectionate episodes, resulting in a piece that warmly accompanies this important milestone of graduation.
Songs to Say Thank You That Touch the Heart—Ideas 11–20: Perfect for Teachers at Kindergarten Graduation
See youSakushi: Machida Hiroshi / Sakkyoku: Machida Hiroshi
As a milestone like graduation from kindergarten, “Mata ne,” written and composed by Hiroshi Machida, is a deeply moving choice.
The song is filled with children’s pure feelings, sure to move both those who send off and those who are being sent off.
It conveys the deep love and understanding for children that grew out of Machida’s experience as a nursery school director.
Heard at a graduation ceremony or a thank-you party, it will surely remain in the heart as an unforgettable memory.
My TreasureSakushi / Sakkyoku: Seki Tomoyuki
This song is perfect for graduation ceremonies and thank-you gatherings, and it fills you with a warm feeling.
The lyrics, packed with precious memories with family and friends and sentiments of gratitude, truly resonate.
It features Tomoyuki Seki’s gentle melody and lyrics that empathize with children’s feelings.
Released for streaming in February 2021, it also comes with a piano score.
It’s recommended not only for children to sing at graduation and appreciation events, but also as a song to present with gratitude to teachers.
Singing it together while remembering the days spent with the children is sure to become a wonderful memory.
Until the world becomes oneYa-Ya-yah
For a song to express gratitude to teachers at a preschool graduation farewell, Ya-Ya-yah’s “Sekai ga Hitotsu ni Naru Made” is highly recommended.
This gentle yet powerful piece was composed by Koji Makaino with lyrics by Goro Matsui.
It became widely known across generations after being used as the ending theme for the anime “Nintama Rantarō.” Singing this song at a preschool graduation or thank-you party will surely create a sense of unity and turn the moment into a wonderful memory.
It’s the perfect gift filled with appreciation for the teachers.
Precious friendSakushi: Itsumi Ryūichirō / Sakkyoku: Furukawa Tatsuya
“Precious Friends” is a song filled with deep gratitude to the teachers, looking back on the days when the children walked hand in hand together.
It’s a perfect fit for graduation ceremonies at nurseries and kindergartens, when you want to say a heartfelt “thank you.” Saying goodbye to the teachers is hard, but with this song, the start of a new chapter becomes warm and hopeful.
Please join us in this melody, packed full of “thank yous.”