Here is how one teacher used free printable kindergarten graduation diplomas.
Plus, you can get the free editable Kindergarten diplomas and Pre-K diplomas in case you are preparing your own fun graduation events.
Graduations are an exciting occasion for parents, teachers and students.
It can be fun preparing an end of the year program followed by the graduation ceremony. Though, it can also be a lot of work.
I hope that printing off these certificates can make your prep work a little lighter.
Here’s how one teacher shared that she uses these and shares her experience with kindergarten graduation:
The printable diplomas are handed out after the children finish singing. I have done this in two different ways. I have bought picture frames from the dollar store to insert the diplomas in it. These look very nice when you hand them out during the ceremony.
This is only a good idea if you have a small group of children graduating with a very short ceremony. You do not want students playing around with these frames.
My previous school had 7 Kindergarten classrooms. That is a large group of children sitting and waiting to be called.
So, we decided to roll up construction paper in our school’s colors. Our colors were gold and green. We rolled up gold construction paper and tied green ribbon around the center. We put them in nice baskets and handed those out.
We tried to collect these as soon as the kids sat back down so that they would not play around with them. The official diplomas were back in the classroom in gift bags.
Just like she shared – they make great stand-ins for your ceremonial diplomas or you can use them as the “real thing.”
I hope these come in handy for your kindergarten graduation ceremony or your pre-k graduation…
Looking for more end of the year graduation ideas? Here are Easy Graduation Ideas for K-5.
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Leslie {aka the original Teach Junkie} loves learning new things to make teaching easier and more effective. She enjoys featuring creative classroom fun when she's not designing teacher shirts, making kindergarten lesson plans or planning her family's next trip to Disney World.