1. “Under the Sea Adventure”: Decorate the classroom with colorful ocean-themed decorations, such as fish, coral reefs, and sea creatures. Use characters from popular animated movies like “Finding Nemo” or “The Little Mermaid” to create a vibrant and lively underwater atmosphere.

2. “Jungle Safari”: Transform the classroom into a lush jungle with trees, vines, and exotic animals. Incorporate characters from movies like “The Lion King” or “Tarzan” to create a fun and adventurous theme. Add safari hats, binoculars, and animal prints to complete the look.

3. “Magical Fairyland”: Create a whimsical and enchanting atmosphere with fairy tale characters like Tinker Bell, Cinderella, or Snow White. Use pastel colors, fairy lights, and sparkly decorations to bring the magic to life. Hang paper butterflies, flowers, and fairy wings around the classroom.

4. “Toy Story Adventure”: Bring the world of toys to your classroom by decorating it with characters from the “Toy Story” franchise. Use bright colors, toy-themed decorations, and incorporate elements like toy blocks, stuffed animals, and action figures. Create a playful and imaginative environment that captures the essence of the movies.

5. “Superhero Headquarters”: Turn your classroom into a superhero-themed space with iconic characters like Spider-Man, Batman, or Wonder Woman. Use comic book-style decorations, superhero logos, and vibrant colors. Hang capes, masks, and action figures around the room to inspire students to unleash their inner superheroes.

6. “Frozen Winter Wonderland”: Create a winter wonderland inspired by the movie “Frozen.” Use icy blue and white decorations, snowflakes, and characters like Elsa, Anna, and Olaf. Hang paper snowflakes from the ceiling, create a snow-covered backdrop, and incorporate elements like icicles and snowballs to complete the theme.

7. “Pirate Adventure”: Transform your classroom into a pirate ship with a treasure island backdrop. Use pirate-themed decorations, such as treasure chests, pirate flags, and maps. Incorporate characters from movies like “Pirates of the Caribbean” or “Peter Pan” to add excitement and adventure to the classroom.

8. “Space Exploration”: Take your students on an intergalactic journey by decorating the classroom with a space theme. Hang planets, stars, and rockets from the ceiling. Use black and dark blue colors to create a night sky backdrop. Incorporate characters from movies like “Wall-E” or “Toy Story” to add a touch of familiarity and fun.

Remember to consider the age appropriateness of the theme and the preferences of your students when choosing a cartoon movie theme for class decoration.