Get your children thinking about what they would like to make for Father's Day gifts. We always include their Papa and Grampy! One tradition that we started, I found in a magazine. That is is a great way to find creative ideas. We head to Border's each year and pick out a favorite children's book that reminds them of Dad... Then they get to work glueing photographs, or drawing artwork to the inside page. We also include the year and a note. They still love to pull those books out and read them. Its really fun to see how much they have grown year after year.Coupons for Dad are always fun...
http://familyfun.go.com/assets/cms/pdf/printables/0607a_coupons.pdf
http://familycrafts.about.com/od/fathersdaycrafts/ig/Printable-Father-s-Day-Coupons/Control-of-the-Remote-Coupon.--Qm.htm
Car Wash Kit
Have the kids decorate a bucket using permanent markers or non-washable paint.
Place somewhere to dry
Once the work of art is dry have them fill it with everything dad needs to wash his car. Examples include sponges, paper towels, cleaning products and an IOU to wash his car for him
http://www.allstaractivities.com/general/Holidays/Fathers-day.htm
Check out these great sayings to go with a candy bar treat for Dad:
http://www.allstaractivities.com/general/Holidays/Fathers-day.htm
YOUR ARE THE GREATEST DAD IN THE WORLD BECAUSE…
“You make us roll with laughter”
“You’re the jolliest, sweetest Dad in the world”
"You are an All-American classic”
“You work so hard for all of us”
