Brighten up your winter daycare room! A collection of recommended wall decoration ideas
Here are some recommended ideas for winter wall displays that will create a cheerful atmosphere in your daycare classroom.
From portraits of children snuggled in blankets and cute stenciled snowmen to traditional motifs like the shishimai lion dance and Mt.
Fuji, these projects are full of memories unique to the season! Using materials like cotton and tissue paper for fluffy textures, and lily-of-the-valley tape for added dimension, the decorations make the classroom feel warm and inviting.
With winter wall displays filled with teachers’ care and creativity, enjoy the changing seasons together with the children!
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Brighten up your winter daycare room! A collection of recommended wall decoration ideas (111–120)
Christmas present
When it comes to what children look forward to at Christmas, it’s presents.
That’s why I’d like to introduce a wall decoration featuring Christmas presents.
It looks cute on its own on the wall, and it’s easy to pair with Christmas tree or Santa Claus wall decorations.
There are many ways to make it, but I recommend creating the ribbon part first and attaching it afterward.
That way, it will have a more three-dimensional finish.
Why not make several in different colors while imagining how happy the children will be?
Christmas wreath
When it comes to Christmas decorations, many people probably think of wreaths.
Simply hanging them in a room, by the front door, or in educational settings instantly boosts the Christmas spirit.
How about a cute, colorful paper wreath that even kids can easily make? Take two colors of construction paper, cut slits into them, and glue them together, then roll them into a tube.
When forming the tube, it’s best to use something sturdy like a wrapping paper core or a roll from plastic wrap.
Join it into a donut shape and add a ribbon at the top to finish! It’s also fun to customize by changing the color combinations and sizes of the papers, or by decorating with beads and stickers to your liking.
If you want to hang it on a wall, thread a string through it.
It’s a project that’s fun to make with your child—and to decide together where to display it.
Santa wreath
Would you like to try making a Santa wreath with a soft, gentle look? It’s a wall decoration featuring a Santa motif that’s perfect for Christmas, and making it together with children will create lasting memories.
First, cut the template into the shape of the wreath base.
Next, wrap yarn around the base to create the beard, then use felt fabric to make Santa’s hat.
Attach a pom‑pom nose and glasses made by bending wire.
Add fluffy trim to the edge of the hat, and finish by applying blush to the cheeks.
Have adults help with the tricky parts, and enjoy crafting an authentic Christmas item.
Animals wearing Santa hats
Wall decorations combining classic Christmas motifs like Santa hats with animals are perfect for nurseries and kindergartens.
Kids might get super excited when they see their favorite animals wearing Santa hats! All you have to do is cut and paste colored construction paper, so it’s also great to make together with the children.
You can draw and cut your own templates, but if you’re short on time, there are free downloadable patterns you can use.
Try making them with animals children love, such as bears, rabbits, dogs, and cats!
Stained-glass-style Christmas tree
This is a stained-glass-style Christmas tree that’s perfect for wall decorations.
It’s arranged to make it easy to create stained glass together with children.
You can make it casually using familiar materials, so why not give it a try? First, cut black construction paper into star, circle, and Christmas tree shapes to create the stained glass frames.
Sandwich these parts between laminating sheets and run them through the laminator, then color them with permanent markers.
Finally, stick crumpled aluminum foil on the back, and you’re done! When laminating, adults should handle the machine since it gets very hot.
Have fun working on it while using your imagination to decide what colors to use!
Create a party vibe! 3 types of Christmas decorations
December brings a flurry of fun events like winter break, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve.
Many kindergartens and daycare centers probably host Christmas parties, too.
Try decorating the walls with a festive, party-like Christmas theme to lift everyone’s spirits.
Even simple paper bunting strung with thread in red and green Christmas colors creates a great atmosphere.
Paper wreaths and paper balls are also eye-catching decorations.
Adding illustrations of snowmen and reindeer is the key to finishing it off with a lively touch.
Paper tube Christmas tree
A big Christmas tree on the wall thrills not only children but adults too! How about making such a large tree using paper tubes? Prepare some tubes to use at full length and some cut in half, then combine them so they form neat tiers.
Wrap each tube with colored construction paper and secure it from the back with packing tape.
Use paper tubes to make the tree trunk as well.
Wrap yarn around paper tubes that have been joined with double-sided tape, and it’s complete.
It’s easy to adjust the size, so it’s great that you can make anything from small to large, just the way you like.
