Father's Day Crafts Kids - Page 3
How to Make Father's Day Cards and Gifts for Father's Day
"Dad, Make No Bones About it, You're Top Dog!"
What you will need:
White Printer Paper
Colored Paper
Colored Pencils
Markers or Crayons
Glue
How to Make a "Dad, Make No Bones About it, You're Top Dog!" Card Craft for Kids:
1. Draw a picture of a dog with a bone in it's mouth as shown in the picture. If you would like the ears to flop down, draw the ears straight up so that when you cut them out you can bend them down as shown in the picture. Patterns for this craft are available to members only.
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2. Cut out the dog, fold down the ears, and glue it to another piece of paper or card stock.
3. Write "Dad, there's no bones about it, you're Top Dog!" on the bottom of the card.
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Note: This card uses two idioms. An idiom is an expression or phrase whose meaning cannot be deduced from the literal definitions, but refers instead to a figurative meaning that is known only through common use: "No bones about it" - no doubt, and "Top Dog" - the best. Also the "Big Cheese" card and the "Apple of my eye" card below, use idioms. You can use these cards to introduce idioms to your children.
This is a toddler-tested craft
Two-and-a-half-year-old Logan made this card with his dad. He compared the dog on the card to his own floppy-eared dog.
You can watch Logan making this card on "Logan's Life" to see how your toddler might like to make this craft.
"Dad, You'll Always be Top Dog with Me!"
You lift me up when I am down.
You take time to listen to me,
Even when I don't have anything to say.
You teach me new things.
You make me feel special.
You carry me when I can't carry myself.
You let me help even when I'm not very helpful.
This card is available in color or in black and white.
Print out the pattern and glue it to a piece of construction paper.
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It is illegal to copy this poem and place it on another web site even if you include the author's name.
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Free "You're Grrreat" Father's Day Card for Kids to Make
What you will need:
Scissors
Crayons
Typing Paper
Textured Paper or Construction Paper
How to Make a "You're Grrreat" Father's Day Card:
1. Print out the bear pattern and the bear's clothes pattern.
2. Color the bear and cut out the clothes patterns. Use the clothes patterns as a template to trace onto textured paper. Cut out the clothes and glue them onto the bear.
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"Big Cheese" Father's Day Card Craft for Kids
Get ready to delight your dad this Father's Day with an adorable, mouse-themed card that’s guaranteed to bring a smile to his face! Children will love the process of coloring fun patterns, cutting out the shapes, and gluing them together to create a unique card. To add a special touch, they can cut cheese shapes from yellow paper and draw circles to mimic Swiss cheese. Then, with a playful message, "Dad, you're the big cheese!" they'll tape it right to the mouse's mouth. To truly make this card stand out, they can draw cute eyes, add whiskers, and craft a heart-shaped nose, bringing the card to life in a heartwarming way that dad will cherish forever.
What you will need for this craft: Card Stock (Heavy Paper), Yellow Construction Paper, Crayons,Yarn for the Tail and Whiskers,Tape and Glue, Marker, and Pink or Red Fun Foam Hearts
This craft pattern is available to members on The Resource Room and as an instant digital download.
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Free "Dad, My Love for you Keeps Growing!" Dog Card
What you will need:
Legal-sized Paper
Colored Pencils
Scissors
How to Make a "Dad, My Love for you Goes On and On!" Dog Card Craft:
1. Print out the pattern and cut the cards out.
2. Color the dogs and fold them as shown.
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Free - Words Pencil Holder Craft for Dad
What you will need:
Old Magazines
Colored Paper
Tacky Glue
Construction Paper
Empty Tin Can
How to Make a Can Pencil Holder for Dad:
1. Make sure your can is clean and there are no sharp edges.
2. Cut out words from magazines describing your dad or use the free printable words pattern. Print the pattern out onto different colors of paper and cut around the words.
3. Glue the words to the can.
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"A Wiggle and A Giggle, I Love You so Much I Just Have to Giggle!" Father's Day Card
The little bear on this card wiggles back and forth. The card says, "A Wiggle and A Jiggle, I Love You so Much I Just Have to Giggle!"
What you will need:
Card Stock
Crayons
Scissors
How to Make the Father's Day Card:
1. Print out the pattern for the bear, cut it out and color it. Cut out the curly cue pattern on the solid lines to make a snake shape.
2. Print out the card pattern and cut it out. Tape the bears to the center of the card. Tape one end of the snake shape to the card and the other end to the back of the bear. This will allow the bear to wiggle back and forth when the card is picked up or moved.
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"I Love You a Bunch!" Father's Day Card Craft
What you will need:
Cardstock (Heavy Weight Paper), Purple Do A Dot Markers, Ink Pad or Purple Paint, and Markers
How to make this Fathers's Day Card:
1. Before class print out the card patterns. Patterns are available in 7.5" x 10" and 5" x 7.5", both Mom and Dad cards, and cards with no words.
2. In class have your children use Do A Dot Dot Markers or their fingers to make the grape shapes. (You can also use a carrot that has the top cut off or a round sponge dipped in paint to make the grape shapes.)
3. To finish have your children draw little faces on each grape.