fathers day ideas
Supplies Needed: Homemade Father’s Day card and a pen Instructions: Ask your child the following questions and record their answers. My daddy is ________years old. Put these in a homemade Father’s Day card. You may add any other questions you can think of and please do not forget to put “ I Love You Daddy!”
Paper Tie Supplies Needed: Colored paper On a large piece of paper draw the shape of a tie. Next have your child decorate the tie with different shapes cut from the colored paper and with the crayons or markers. Once the work of art is dry, cut out the tie shape. With a sharp pencil, (or a hole punch if you have one) put two small holes on either side of the top of the tie(the knot of the tie). Next thread the yarn through both holes ensuring it loops behind the tie and not in front of it.
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of fathers day ideas Supplies Needed: Cereal box Cut a 9 ˝ x 6 inch rectangle from the cereal box and place it picture-side up. Fold it in half. Stack white paper, fold the sheets into quarters, cut along the top, and set the paper inside the cardboard. Punch three holes through the paper and cardboard and thread ribbon to bind. Now, brainstorm topics for both child and Father. If it says on the left page “ My Favorite Animals”, then print on the facing page, “Your Favorite Animals”. Your child can draw or write in his answers, leaving the other side blank for Dad to fill in. Other topics: favorite colors, special places, five things you love about the other person. The child can fill out the remainder with Dad.
F.A.T.H.E.R.S. F: Faithful
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of fathers day ideas Box of Hugs and Kisses
Supplies Needed: Small wooden or paper boxes(from craft or dollar store)
Daddy I Love You
Daddy, I love you By Nicholas Gordon “Children are unpredictable. You never know what inconsistency they’re going to catch you in next.”
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