👔 Father's Day Crafts for the Whole Family
- Sherrie A
- Jun 7
- 2 min read
Estimated Reading Time: 4–5 minutes
Father's Day is a special occasion to honor and appreciate the dads and father figures in our lives. Engaging in crafts as a family not only creates heartfelt gifts but also cherished memories. Here are three creative Father's Day crafts suitable for various age groups.
1. Handprint "Best Dad" Trophy
Description: Create a personalized trophy using your child's handprint to celebrate Dad's achievements.
Materials:
Yellow or gold construction paper
Cardstock
Scissors
Glue
Markers
Instructions:
Trace your child's hand on yellow or gold construction paper and cut it out.
Cut out a trophy base and handles from the cardstock.
Assemble the trophy by gluing the handprint on top of the base and attaching the handles.
Decorate the trophy with messages like "Best Dad" or "World's Greatest Dad."Log in or sign up to view+9Amazon+9PureWow+9
2. DIY "Dad Rocks" Paperweight
Description: Craft a fun and functional paperweight using rocks and a bit of creativity.
Materials:
Smooth, flat rocks
Acrylic paint
Paintbrushes
Permanent markers
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Instructions:
Clean and dry the rocks.
Paint the rocks with acrylic paint and let them dry.
Use permanent markers to write messages like "Dad Rocks" or draw designs.
Apply a sealant for a glossy finish and to preserve the artwork.Teachers Pay Teachers+15YouTube+15Log in or sign up to view+15
3. Customized "All About Dad" Booklet
Description: Create a personalized booklet filled with fun facts and drawings about Dad.The Pioneer Woman
Materials:
Blank sheets of paper
Markers, crayons, or colored pencils
Stapler or hole punch with ribbon
Instructions:
Fold the sheets of paper in half to create a booklet.
On each page, have your child write or draw something about Dad (e.g., "My favorite thing to do with Dad is...").
Decorate the pages with drawings and colors.
Bind the booklet using a stapler or by punching holes and tying with ribbon.Pinterest
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