I own a caricature drawing company that specifically draws caricatures for elementary school graduations. The caricatures are given to each graduate to commemorate their years of elementary school. Each student receives an order form that is completed and given to the graduation party organizer. The order forms are then sent to us with a photo of each student. Once we receive the orders we draw the caricatures and send the finished caricature back to the organizer in one shipment. Each caricature costs $20. To find out more please visit Jarvart caricatures at Jarvart caricatures , you can also e-mail me directly at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with any questions.
-Jeremy Jarvis

You can all so get T-shirts made with the school name and mascot on the front and the kids can sign the back of them.

Or a scrapbook of the first five years. One thought on the two ideas you presented: the movie pass doesn't really have anything to do with their time at the school, but the stuffed animal would be more representative of that notion.

What about a homemade movie of pictures of the kids over the last 5-6 years at the school with maybe a clip at the end where each child had a chance to reflect back and say what they liked about elementary life. If you were creative, you could make a nice cover page with the mascot clip art to on on top.
I think that would be a great gift to get.

Hi
I'm responsible for putting together our 5th graders graduation program this year and I would like to give each child a small present to remember their years in elementary school. I thought maybe a movie pass to a local theatre or a small stuffed buffalo (our mascot), does anyone else have any ideas. We have 26 in this class.
THanks