Spring wall decorations: A roundup of recommended motifs for nurseries and kindergartens
At daycare centers and kindergartens, you make fun wall displays every month, right?
Spring wall displays are full of cute motifs.
For teachers who are unsure which ones to use, here’s a roundup of wall display ideas perfect for spring, from March to May!
Cherry blossoms, colorful flowers, and adorable spring insects will brighten up the classroom.
If you make them together with the children, the fun doubles!
You can also combine several motifs to create original decorations.
Try expressing the excitement of spring on your walls!
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Spring wall decorations: A roundup of recommended motifs for nurseries and kindergartens (111–120)
clover
When spring comes, clover spreads across the fields.
The four-leaf clover, a symbol of luck and love, is perfect for wall decorations, too.
First, fold the origami paper into a triangle with the green side facing inward.
As with the crane, open the pocket and flatten it into a square.
Fold the bottom corner up to the center, then fold upward where the creases intersect.
While pinching the center, open it and fold the middle inward.
After that, fold each section back while slightly overlapping them to shape the leaves, and it’s done.
Adding butterflies or flowers alongside makes it feel even more like spring.
Spring wall decorations: A roundup of recommended motifs for daycare and kindergarten (121–130)
White Clover and the Animals
White clover that blooms with white flowers from spring to autumn.
Did you know it’s the very same clover known for the “four-leaf clover that brings good luck”? Let’s decorate the wall with those leaves that make you feel happy just by looking at them and the cozy, white blossoms.
To recreate the fluffy texture of white clover, we recommend using soft papers like tissues or crepe paper.
If you decorate alongside animals frolicking in the meadow, you can really enjoy the warm, sunny vibe of May even indoors.
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.
Dandelions made with stamps
Easy yet wonderfully eye-catching! Let’s make dandelion flowers using a stamp! The process is very simple.
Prepare a toilet paper roll and make lots of slits on one end.
Add many fine cuts while imagining dandelion petals.
Fold the cut sections outward, and your stamp is ready! Draw the dandelion stems and leaves on a sheet of construction paper as the base, then dip the toilet paper roll stamp in yellow paint and start stamping on top.
The toilet paper roll stamp is large and easy to grip, so even very young children can enjoy it.
It’s a great craft that uses familiar recycled materials, so give it a try!
Tulip wreath
Cute pop and colorful hues! Here are some tulip wreath ideas.
The vivid colors evoke the arrival of spring—such a charming idea, right? Not only on walls, but if you decorate classroom doors or lockers, the children will surely feel excited to embark on a new beginning.
Handmade tulips are especially appealing because you can easily arrange them using origami! Another plus is that you can change the mood by adjusting the colors you use.
Heart-shaped carrot
Let’s decorate with carrots—rabbits’ favorite—together with the Easter Bunny! Prepare green and orange construction paper and cut each into strips.
Make the orange strips a bit longer.
Next, fold the green paper in half, shape it into a heart, and staple it.
Do the same with the orange paper to form a heart, then staple it together with the green piece you made first.
Finally, gently flatten and adjust the shape so it looks like a long carrot, and you’ll have adorable heart-shaped carrots all done!
Cherry blossoms made with balloons
When it comes to flowers that represent April, cherry blossoms come to mind.
This time, we’ll introduce a wall decoration of cherry blossoms made with balloons.
Balloon art may seem difficult, but let’s check the tricks—how to twist the balloons and where to tuck them in—and give it a try.
If you also make the cherry tree branches with balloons and attach the blossoms, the result will look plumper and even more charming.
A classroom with three-dimensional cherry blossom balloon art looks absolutely adorable.
Children starting a new chapter in their lives are sure to feel excited and delighted when they see the cherry blossom balloon art.
