Printable Father’s Day Cards
Looking for printable Father’s Day cards to make for Dad or Grandpa?
I have a bunch of fun and free Father’s Day printable cards, crafts, and activities to make this year.
Let’s get started with my FREE printable Father’s Day cards!
#1: Trophy Father’s Day Card
This is an adorable printable Father’s Day card to make! This is great for dad or grandpa.
Grab my free trophy template to make this simple craft with your kids.
How to do this activity
A. Materials you need
- colored paper
- glue stick
- scissors
- paint
- marker
- free template
Click HERE for your FREE Trophy Template
B. Set-up
Paint your child’s hand using acrylic paint and make prints on white paper. Make sure to press down on your child’s hand all over so the print shows up the best!
C. Activity
Print off my trophy template and trace it onto colored paper, then cut it out!
I actually made my own handles for the trophy by folding a piece of paper in half and creating a bubble letter C. Cut these out to make handles.
Paste the handles onto the colored paper if you choose to make your own.
Once the handprint is dry, paste it on top of the trophy and write a sweet message for Dad on the trophy!
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#2: Free Handprint Template Cards
How adorable are these printable Father’s Day cards? I have 4 free templates that you can create for Dad, Grandpa, or Uncle!
You can either choose to trace your child’s hand on paper or paint their hand for these crafts.
How to do this activity
A. Materials you need
- cardstock paper
- free printable templates
- glue stick
- scissors
- paint (optional)
Click HERE for your FREE Father’s Day handprint templates
B. Set-up
Choose what templates you want to use and print them out! I always prefer to use cardstock paper because the paper will hold up better!
C. Activity
Trace your child’s hand on paper and paint it with washable paint and make prints on the templates!
For the cookout printable, I would use red or orange paint. The bee craft would use yellow and black paint. Lastly, the baseball would be made out of white paper.
Paste these handprints on the cards and give them to dad as an adorable keepsake Father’s Day craft!
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#3: FREE Father’s Day Book
There is nothing cuter than seeing your little one write special things about you.
This FREE printable book is a must-do printable Father’s Day card and activity!
How to do this activity
A. Materials you need
- crayons
- markers
- stapler
- photos
- FREE book
- tape
**Grandpa version is available too**
Click HERE to grab your FREE Father’s Day Book
B. Set-up
Print off the pages and get your supplies ready!
C. Activity
Have the kids color, draw, and add pictures, if they want to, to the pages.
They can either write in the answers, or you can write for them if they can’t write yet!
Staple the book together when they are all done!
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#4: Paper Heart Card
I love it when creating can be as easy as possible. This printable Father’s Day card couldn’t get any easier.
I have a freebie printable for you as well!
How to do this activity
A. Materials you need
- I Love You FREE Printable
- construction paper
- glue stick
- marker
Click HERE for your FREE Father’s Day Heart Craft
B. Set-up
While you are printing off the sheet, have your child start to rip pieces of construction paper!
We used blue, green, and yellow to match the border, but they can use any color they want.
C. Activity
Have the kids fill in the heart with their ripped pieces of paper. They will use a glue stick to attach the pieces on!
Some other options could be to do fingerprinting or even add a picture of the kids and their dad/grandpa in the middle of the heart!
They can write their name at the bottom, or you can write it for them!
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#5: Free Father’s Day Printable Activities
These printable Father’s Day cards and activity sheets are perfect to do for dad or grandpa! Do these sheets before Father’s Day with your kids to surprise them!
My husband has the kids do these sheets for me, and they are honestly the thing I look forward to every year. They are so cute, they can be funny, and I love to see the kid’s answers each year.
How to do this activity
A. Materials you need
- Free Father’s Day activity printables
- pencil
- crayons
- markers
Click HERE for your FREE Father’s Day Activities
B. Set-up
Print off the activity sheets you want to do with your kids!
C. Activity
Have the kids answer the questions about their dad or grandpa! It’s so fun to see their answers. Especially if you keep them around to look back on to see the difference from year to year.
Show Dad on Father’s Day! He will love these!
#6: Free Printable Candy Gift
Does Dad have a sweet tooth? This printable Father’s Day craft for preschoolers is cute, and the kids will love putting it together for him.
This is Dad’s special candy stache that the kids can’t touch too! This is a funny and adorable gift.
How to do this activity
A. Materials you need
- candy jar (plastic or glass)
- FREE Dad’s Stache printable
- tape
- candy
Click HERE for your FREE Dad’s Stache Printable
B. Set-up
Print off the FREE Dad’s Stache printable. Grab your jar and tape the printable to it. We used a 31oz jar, so the label fits that size well. I do have a few different sizes available on the printable. Print off the one that works the best for your jar!
C. Activity
Add Dad’s favorite candy into the jar and give it to him for Father’s Day!
He will love to have his very own special candy that he can either place in his office or to put somewhere in the house.
#7: Father’s Day Coloring Sheets
Grab my free printable Father’s Day card coloring sheets!
I have 6 templates available to download! These are adorable for kids to make their dad!
How to do this activity
A. Materials you need
- Father’s Day coloring sheets
- markers
- crayons
Click HERE for your FREE Color by Codes
B. Set-up
Print off the sheets you want to color!
C. Activity
Have the kids look at the key at the top of the page. They will match up the colors at the top with the shapes at the bottom and color them the correct color!
These are adorable for Father’s Day!
Final Thoughts and Conclusion
I hope you found some printable Father’s Day cards and activities for the kids to make for their dad or grandpa.
I know my husband loves receiving homemade gifts from my kids. He loves them much more than store-bought things.
Please let me know if you have tried any of these ideas. I’d love to hear how it went.
Happy Crafting!
Deena
