If you’re looking for a unique Father’s Day gift for Dad, don’t miss these Fathers Day free printables. They’re perfect for your kids to make and present to Daddy on his special day.
I’ve gathered some of the best printable Father’s Day activities your little ones will be excited to share with their dad, stepdad, or Grandpa.
Are you struggling to find the perfect (yet easy) Father’s Day activity to share with your toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarteners?
You’re in the right place! I’ve rounded up more than ten fun ideas for young children to make or complete for Dad.
From interviews to printable crafts and more, you’ll have a hard time narrowing down which printable to use first.
Cute Father’s Day Ideas
One of my favorite things about preschoolers is their completely innocent view of the world around them. Mom and Dad are superheroes!
On the list below, you’ll discover printable interviews on which you can record your preschooler’s thoughts about Daddy, art projects you can from for Dad, and even a few learning activities with a Father’s Day theme.
You’ll have a hard time choosing just one activity to complete.
Fathers Day Preschool Interview
Print out this free Daddy and Me Father's Day preschool interview! It's the perfect gift for any dad this Father's Day and makes a sweet keepsake!
Your kids will enjoy coloring this Father's Day frame to give to Daddy on his special day. When you add a picture of your preschooler with his/her Daddy, it's extra special!The great thing about this frame is that it can also be used for Dad's birthday.
This Father's Day superhero gift is a craft and writing activity in one. Kids can color the superhero to resemble Dad, add a special picture of him to the frame, and then tell why their dad is a superhero. If your child is too young to write, let them dictate and you do the writing for them.
Dad will feel extra special when presented with this fun Father's Day coupon book. Your little ones will love remembering the gift when dad redeems his coupons one by one.
Here's another fun craft and interview in one. Let kids color the ties (or print them on colored paper) and have kids fill in the blanks telling all about their Daddy.
Get your kids excited about Father’s Day by encouraging them to share what they love about their father or stepfather.
Be sensitive to the fact that not every child has a father in their life. If that’s the case, encourage them to choose a male that they look up to – grandpa, uncle, or family friend.
Read some books about Dads and the love Dad shares. Can your child any similarities between the book character and their own father/step-father?
More Father’s Day Ideas
If, after exploring all of the free printables below, you want even more Father’s Day ideas, be sure to check out some of the other ideas I have written here on the blog.
Tara is the brains behind Homeschool Preschool, where her journey from preschool and public school teacher to homeschooling mom of three fuels her passion for early childhood education. With a blend of expertise and firsthand experience, Tara’s writings offer practical tips and engaging resources to support families in creating meaningful learning adventures at home.
