Take a look at these Easter door ideas, they are bright, cheerful, and impossible to miss! If you’re a kindergarten or elementary school teacher looking to bring some spring magic to your classroom, these are perfect for you.
Nothing beats a bunny for Easter—simple, cute, and full of cheer! This big paper bunny with pink ears and paws is perfect for preschool or kindergarten. It’s bright, friendly, and instantly makes the classroom feel fun and welcoming.
I actually love how colorful and easy it is to make. The bright pink background with yellow, blue, and purple Peeps feels perfect for younger grades. If I were decorating for preschool or early elementary, I’d totally go for this.
You can’t go wrong with bunny, here’s another idea. I like how the bright blue background instantly catches the eye, and the colorful flowers with the sweet bunny below make it even more heartwarming.
I’m obsessed with how creative this one is! The 3D paper bunnies sitting on a branch with their little carrots look like something straight out of a storybook. I love that it feels handmade but still polished, perfect for teachers who enjoy crafting. It’s such a unique idea for Easter.
This oversized bunny face is just adorable! The giant paper flowers on each side make it feel extra festive. I feel like you can pull this off within an hour.
I love how bright and cheerful this one feels, giant daisies paired with buzzing bees make the whole setup come alive. The 3D petals and soft green backdrop give it such a springy, fresh vibe. If I manage to pull this off, I might actually become the favorite teacher for real! It’s playful, full of color, and perfect for welcoming students after the holidays.
This door is such a fun mix of cute and personal. I really like how each little Peep shape has a student’s name on it, it makes every kid feel included.
Aww, this one might be my favorite so far! The big “HELLO SPRING” letters pop beautifully against the clear background, and I love how the bunny sits surrounded by flowers, butterflies, and colorful Easter eggs. It’s bright, happy, and feels like a proper spring celebration.
Look how simple yet adorable this idea is. The Peeps in the basket are playful and colorful, and that yellow bow ties it all together perfectly. It’s easy to create, quick to remove, and still feels festive enough to make your classroom stand out. Honestly, I’d go for this one if I wanted something cute but practical!
I love a simple theme like this, like no bunny, no problem! It’s bright, cheerful, and honestly, you could leave it up till summer and no one would even question it.
Now this one’s for the teachers who like to go a little extra. The colors, the giant bunnies, the eggs, it’s basically a spring explosion in the hallway. I love it though; if you’re gonna make the other classrooms jealous.
Okay, how cute is this? A bunny on a swing, that’s new, creative. It feels playful and fresh, and I’m not gonna lie, it’d probably make the kids think you’re the cool teacher.
Bunnies really do go with any bright color! I love how each of these doors brings its own playful twist while keeping that same cheerful Easter vibe. This one, though, totally steals the show for me, the giant flowers make it feel so alive and joyful.
Here are a few others with bunnies, all slightly different, but honestly, they’ve got the same kind of charm. Each one’s got that sweet, happy vibe that makes the hallway feel like spring just walked in and refused to leave.
I get way too excited over soft lighting, thrifted finds, and rearranging furniture at 2am. I’m here for the cozy chaos, the little corners that feel just right, and making a home that feels like you. Not fancy. Just real.