Graduation Printables

Spring is moving along so quickly already!  Easter is less than a week away and with the arrival of April, thoughts are turning to graduation for parents all over the country.  Most will be taking place in the month of May. Since planning is well underway for the celebrations in honor of the Class of 2021, I wanted to share several graduation printables today.

Depending on where you are, graduations, while not the same as before the pandemic, will be much better than those for the Class of 2020.  I felt so bad for those kids!  They missed their Proms, parties, and some missed a graduation completely. The schools tried their best to honor their seniors.  Some with drive thru graduations, others did it virtually, but it was so much less than they deserved.  

When I looked back on the printables that I created last year, I realized that with just a revision to the year, they still apply today. Unfortunately, the seniors we honor today also went through a year like none other. Here are just a few that I have revised for the Class of 2021.

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A Few Other Favorites From Last Year

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Class of 2021

This year, there will once again be actual graduations, still socially distanced most likely but infinitely better.  With most being held in outdoor venues,  they will be as normal as possible with the virus finally on its way out. 

I am so happy about that but the Class of 2021 was still robbed of so much. I know everyone is working hard though to give these kids the very best send off they can!

Because of the virus, so many families are not in a position today to do all they would like for their sons and daughters.  With businesses shutting their doors and jobs being negated, this will be a year of struggling to regain what was lost for most.

In my attempt to make a small contribution for my subscribers, I have created a few additional free graduation printables. They are great decorations for celebrations and parties. Placed in a pretty frame, they make a nice gift for the special graduate in your life too. 

Never Regret…

This is one of my favorite sayings. It can be applied to anyone but is important advice for a graduate and crucial for a graduate in 2021. They have obstacles in their path that most have never had to deal with. These encouraging words might help them find their way.

I Hope…

This one makes a beautiful gift for a graduate. It tells them your hopes and prayers for their life going forward. I remember being so emotional during the days leading up to graduation for my kids. It was right about the time with my oldest that Rascall Flatts came out with the song, My Wish. It reduced me to tears every time it came on the radio. In fact, I added it to the Spotify playlist that I put together for the last year’s seniors. If you haven’t heard it, or you need a therapeutic cry, you can listen to it from my post Class of 2020.

Adventure…

The final one I’ve shared is just a simple thought. It is an acknowledgement of the new phase in life that your graduate is about to enter. Regardless of their plans going forward from here, it will be an adventure!

I hope you will find something here that will help you honor your graduate. The first part of their journey is completed but their adventure is just beginning! I struggle a lot to find some good amidst all the devastation this pandemic caused. If there is any, I think it will be in the strength of character of those graduates. They have seen so much adversity and so much pain in this past year. It is my hope that they will take what they have learned, move forward with compassion, and find the confidence to take the reins and do it better.

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Congrats to you and your graduate! I wish them great success in whatever their future holds.

See you soon!