Are you a teacher thinking of adding some preschool graduation poems to your ceremony?
Sometimes our feelings and emotions are best expressed through poetry.
Poems have been used for thousands of years to communicate joy, sadness, love, and pride.
As a parent or teacher of preschoolers, you may be feeling all of those emotions as your little ones get ready to move on to the next phase of their life – kindergarten.
Read on for how to use preschool graduation poems and some great examples of this type of poetry.
The following poems can be used in a variety of ways:
You don’t have to feel limited in using the preschool graduation poems only in one way, either.
Feel free to mix it up a little – if you love them all, use them all in different ways!
Graduation Poem
Author Unknown
Do you remember way last fall
When I was only just this tall?
Now look at me! I'm up to here!
And my, I've learned a lot this year!
In fact, you think I'm really great!
That's why I get to graduate!
Graduation Poem
Author Unknown
It's time to say good bye now
and so before you go
we'd like to tell you something that
we think you'd like to know
We're going to start our school days
For twelve more years and then
When we graduate the next time
Won't you please come back again!
Kindergarten Here We Come
(sung to Twinkle Twinkle Little Star)
Kindergarten here we come
We know we'll have lots of fun
Lots of things to make and do
Reading Writing Counting too
Kindergarten here we come
We know we'll have lots of fun
Another Graduation Poem
Now I know my ABC's,
Colors, shapes, and days.
I sang some songs and learned some poems
and rhymes, and fingerplays.
I played outside on sunny days
And inside when it rained.
My little hands and little feet
were busy every day.
My Teacher was (teacher's name),
I kept her on her toes,
She tied my shoes, combed my hair,
and even wiped my nose.
But now it's time to say "good-bye"
To all my preschool friends.
School is over, summer's here,
But learning never ends!
Great Expectations
Author Unknown
It’s time to say good-bye.
Our class has come to an end.
I’ve made more cherished memories
And many more friends.
I’ve watched your children learn and grow
And change from day to day.
I hope that all the things we’ve done
Have helped in some small way.
So it’s with happy memories
I send them out the door,
With great hope and expectations
For what next year holds in store.
End of Year Poem
Author Unknown
You’re a very special person,
And I wanted you to know,
How much I enjoyed being your teacher.
How fast the years did go!
Please come back to visit me
As through the grades you grow,
Try hard to learn all that you can
There is so much to know!
The one thing I tried to teach you
To last your whole life through,
Is to know that you are SPECIAL
There is no one else like you!
Your Teacher
Author Unknown
I'm glad I was your teacher
I've come to love you so.
I can't believe the end is here.
I hate to see you go.
Remember all the fun we had
in all the things we did,
But most of all remember...
You're a very special kid!
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