Kindergarten Graduate Form Template
Celebrate your kindergartners' big milestone with a form that captures their favorite memories, future dreams, and a little personality — perfect for memory books and end-of-year keepsakes.
The end of kindergarten is a milestone worth documenting — not just for parents, but for the kids themselves. A graduation questionnaire captures each child's perspective in their own words, creating a snapshot of who they are at this exact moment that families will treasure long after the year is over.
This template asks kids (with a parent's help) about their favorite thing they learned this year, their best school memory, what they want to be when they grow up, their favorite book or subject, what advice they'd give to next year's kindergartners, and a fun fill-in-the-blank about themselves. Keep questions simple, playful, and open — the best answers are the most unexpected ones.
Teachers, school administrators, and parent-teacher organizations use graduation questionnaires to create memory books, slideshow presentations, and keepsake packages for families. Share the form link with parents a few weeks before the end of the year. Compile responses into a class memory book or end-of-year presentation that every family can keep.
Parents fill it out together with their child — capturing the child's actual words and answers makes the responses more meaningful and memorable.
Yes — add a file upload field so families can include a current photo alongside their child's answers for the memory book.
Export responses to a spreadsheet. Use a design tool like Canva to create individual pages for each child using the exported data.
Create a separate teacher response form that links to each student by name or ID, then combine both sets of content for the final keepsake.
Send it two to three weeks before the end of the year to give families enough time to complete it before the deadline for memory book production.
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