ways to celebrate kindergarten graduate Archives

It’s that time again for many families with young children: Kindergarten Graduation!!!

In preparation, please check out this updated list of 13 blogs to inspire you and your friends with different ways that you can make your children’s kindergarten graduation an exceptional experience. These blog entries cover the ceremony, how to make the cap, recipes for some tasty graduation treats and of course some gift ideas.

If you are wondering what kind of ceremony to have for your kindergartener and his classmates, these five blog posts will help you come up with some ideas. The kids are young, so their attention span isn’t incredibly long. This makes it’s important to keep the ceremony short and to the point. Many times the ceremony can be held during the school day so as to not add any additional budgetary concerns by having the event at night and requiring additional staff

The Ceremony

The Cap

One of the cutest things you can make for your child to wear on their graduation day is a cap and gown. Some schools choose to rent the gowns and some own them. Many schools skip the gowns altogether, but stick with the cap and tassel. These five blog articles will give you some ideas on how to create caps for the kids to wear that aren’t very expensive. You can get a group of parents together and make them for every student.

The Treats

It wouldn’t be a celebration without treats. For food, think of different yummy kid friendly snacks, such as finger foods. While you are considering what snacks to make, try to come up with some that look like a diploma or graduation cap so that the snacks can tie into the event. The next five blog posts will give you some tasty ideas to make for your little graduates. Remember, these treats don’t have to be difficult or expensive to feed the guests at your kindergarten graduation.

The Gift

The graduation gift can be anything from favor bags for all of the graduates to something special from mom and dad to commemorate the day. These bloggers have ideas for both options. Whatever the present, make sure you take plenty of pictures of the big day so that you can create a mini brag book or some scrapbook pages to remember this milestone event. The next five blog entries can help you figure out what gift you want to give the graduate in your life.

One of the best gifts you can give your child is your time. These blog entries have given you lots of ideas on how to celebrate this milestone in your child’s life, but even if your school doesn’t opt to do a big ceremony you can make the day special for your graduate just by being there. Remember, before you know it you will be celebrating your child’s high school graduation, so make sure not to miss a minute of this ride of a lifetime.