Create Your Own Graduation Gifts
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Create Your Own Graduation Gift for Preschool and Kindergarten
Hand each grad a blank canvas and watch the grins spread. Our personalized kindergarten graduation gifts and personalized preschool graduation gifts let little artists color their own caps, backpacks, t-shirts, and sashes, so every keepsake ends up as one-of-a-kind artwork. Teachers get an easy, low-prep activity, and families get something far more fun than a store-bought souvenir.
Mix and match to build your own graduation gift set, whether that means a single color-in sash for each child or a full lineup for the whole class. These personalized graduation keepsakes slot right into the last weeks of the school year as a craft-table project, a rainy-day activity, or a hands-on part of graduation week.
- Color-in caps, backpacks, t-shirts, and sashes, with versions for preschool, Pre-K, and kindergarten
- Color-in playhouse kits in cottage, barn, and fairytale castle styles for a bigger group art project
- Simple setup for busy classrooms: pass out the blanks, set out the markers, and let the kids go
- Wallet-friendly prices, with many pieces under $7
- Finished pieces will be ready to wear or display for graduation day photos
Families hang onto the things their kids made with their own hands, and these custom preschool keepsakes turn a regular classroom afternoon into a story parents will retell for years. Every child gets to put their own spin on their gift, which means no two graduates look alike. Directors and teachers can order for one classroom or the whole center and know the activity practically runs itself. The coloring is half the fun, and the grad day photos are the other half. Browse the full lineup today and pick the pieces that fit your class.
Frequently Asked Questions
Question: What does “Create It” mean, and how do kids use these items? Answer: Create It items are made for kids to decorate themselves. Caps, sashes, T-shirts, backpacks and other pieces come ready to color, and the page says they include easy-to-follow instructions. It turns the keepsake into a hands-on class activity instead of something you just hand out. Question: When is the best time to have students color their Create It items? Answer: Plan the coloring session a few days before the ceremony so everything is finished before it is worn or carried. Set up one station, read the included instructions first, and put each child’s name on their piece so nothing gets mixed up. Question: What should we consider before choosing Create It items for a class? Answer: Decide which pieces you want kids to decorate, such as caps, sashes, T-shirts or backpacks, and match the pack counts to your class size. Fabric markers are listed as a separate product, so check what you will need to color with. Plan for adult helpers and a few extras, since little hands make mistakes.Related Content