Father’s Day Fishing
Does dad love to fish? Then he’ll love this handprint craft from A Little Pinch of Perfect. It’s cute, customized and so much fun to make.
Baseball Handprint
Your little leaguer will love making this gift just as much as dad will love receiving it. And, the fun idea courtesy of The Kindergarten Connection employs fewer than five supplies.
Sand Art Brownies
If dad loves to spend time in the kitchen, put together a batch of this tasty brownie mix. Kids can help measure and layer the ingredients—or volunteer to do the dishes once dad’s done whipping up his treats!
Need more homemade Father’s Day gift ideas? Look no further than these tasty food gifts.
Papa Bear Card
Breathe new life into dad’s nickname with The Best Ideas for Kids’ papa bear craft. These paper animals are easy to make and cute enough to hang on the fridge.
Continue the theme and make dad these adorable peanut butter bears.
Painted Rocks
Dad will appreciate the time and effort your little one put into this colorful craft from The Natural Homeschool. Plus, he can use it at his desk as a paperweight!
While you’re at it, learn about these crafty ways to use paint chips.
Tool Box Card
Whether it’s a broken bicycle or a bruised knee—dad knows how to fix every problem. Show him what a great fixer upper he is with this tool belt card. You’ll need craft paper, a scissors and a glue stick.
Speaking of Fixer Uppers—these are Joanna Gaines’ favorite foods.
Chocolate-Dipped Pretzel Rods
Curb dad’s sweet tooth with these chocolate-covered pretzel rods. An adult should supervise the melting, but kids can have lots of fun rolling the rods in dad’s favorite toppings.
Paper Family
An iconic kids craft, use scissors, craft paper and glue to create a visual representation of your family. For added flair, put it in a frame!
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Katie Bandurski