Preschool Graduation Party Planning. Grad Party Preschool Ideas. Invitations, favors.

If your party is at home or school, you won't need to offer a lot to eat at this party. Cookies and juice are just fine. You can even ask families to bring different snacks for the party.

Get the kids involved: Yes, get them involved again! A great class project (or home project) is to make your own graduation cap. Here's what you'll need:

Trim the bowl to fit over the child's head and attach a square of cardboard over the top of the bowl with glue. Make your tassel by taking a long strand of yarn and wrapping it around your fingers a few times. Tie the ribbon together and cut the other end of the ribbons. Tie on an extra piece of ribbon that is longer to the tassel so it can hang. Poke a small hole in the top of the hat (let an adult do this, of course) and pull your tassel though. Tape it on the inside of the hat. The kids can help with the glueing and can help wrap ribbon around their fingers. They can also decorate their hats with stickers and crayons.

At your graduation, all the kids can march to the front of the room wearing their graduation caps. Have some graduation music in the background and it's sure to make all the parents and grandparents cry with joy... or at least laugh at the cuteness of all the kiddies.

Personalized Graduation Mint Tins and Candy Tins, Graduation Candy, Mints, Party Favors

You don't need to get too crazy with party favors for a graduation preschool, but it might be fun to give a small favor. A graduation party candy bar is certainly a yummy treat! We can personalize the back with the names of all the kids in the class. Or how about a personalized mint and candy tin that can be customized with your choice of wording and even a photo or school logo!