Father’s Day Ideas
Choose from Father’s Day ideas for preschoolers, Father’s Day ideas for kids of all ages and Father’s Day gifts from baby. There are also several Father’s Day gifts below.
Gift Ideas
Give Dad a huge snack surprise! If he loves snacks, he will love KetoKits!
Healthy Snack Kit
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Sweet Candy Card
Materials:
Large card stock, color of choice
One dozen candy in packages (look for ones that you can create sentences with)
Black marker
Tape
1) Create message first using other paper.
2) Cross out or replace words on candy to suit your message.
3) Lay candy on card stock, leaving enough space for words.
4) Using marker, create your message.
5) Use tape to adhere candy to card stock.
Here is the message we used:
To an Extra (used Extra gum) Special Daddy (used Sugar Daddy, crossed out sugar)
Thank you for a great life with you (used lifesavers, replaced saver with with you). We were gonna take you on a trip to the Milky Way (used a mini Milky Way) or give you 100 Grand (used 100 Grand) or let you go on a shopping spree (used spree candies) or a trip to New York (used a York candy). But we thought you would enjoy this sweet letter better! We sure hope you don't burst (used Starburst, crossed out Star) or roll away (used a mini Milky Way, crossed out Milky) after eating all this sugar (used Sugar Daddy, crossed out Daddy). You are the best Daddy (used Sugar Daddy, crossed out Sugar). Don't stop (used Gobstoppers, crossed out Gob, replace with Don't and crossed out pers) being the coolest.
Love, Mya
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Footprints
Materials:
White card stock
Frame
Black non-toxic washable ink pad (available at most craft stores)
Template from Internet or MS Word
2) Select template.
3) Insert poem and additional wording of choice.
4) Print. Let dry.
5) Create footprints on paper using ink pad. Wash feet immediately.
6) Let paper dry. Insert into frame.
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My Daddy's Hand
Materials:
White card stock
Frame
3 pictures of daddy and child
Template from Internet or MS Word
Hand image (do a Daddy's hand search and many will come up)
1) Open your program of choice, i.e. Microsoft Word.
2) Select template.
3) Insert pictures.
4) Insert poem and additional wording of choice.
5) Print. Let dry and insert into frame.
Breakfast Ideas
Heart Pancakes
Start Father’s Day with some heart pancakes. Don’t forget the strawberries and whip cream!
1 egg
1 cup flour
¾ milk
2 tablespoons sugar or 3 packets of artificial sweetener
2 tablespoons cooking oil
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon vanilla
¼ teaspoon salt (optional)
Beat egg, combine the remainder of the ingredients, stir until smooth. Prior to heating the griddle or skillet, spray with non-stick spray. Using a funnel, pour the batter into a clean squeezable bottle. To make the heart shape, make the letter V. Funnel onto the griddle or skillet and cook over medium heat until golden brown on the bottom, approximately two minutes. Turn and cook until the other side is golden brown.
Cinnamon French Toast
¼ cup milk or water
1 tablespoon sugar or 1 ½ packets of artificial sweetener
3 eggs
6-9 slices bread
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon vanilla
Powdered sugar
1 tablespoon butter or substitute
Mix all ingredients except for powdered sugar and butter. Soak bread until moist. In skillet, heat butter or substitute until melted. Cook each slice of bread until golden brown. Turn and cook other side until golden brown. Sprinkle with powdered sugar and your choice of syrup.
Cowboy Omelet
3 eggs
¼ chopped cooked meat (sausage, ham or turkey)
2 tablespoons chopped onion or ½ tablespoon dried onions
2 tablespoons chopped green or red bell peppers
¼ cup grated taco blend cheese
1 tablespoon butter or substitute
Mix all ingredients except meat, cheese and butter. Heat butter over medium heat in skillet until melted. Add mixture to skillet. Tilting skillet from side to side, run spatula under the edges of the omelet to loosen, cook until golden brown. Place meat and cheese cheese on half of omelet, fold and turn. Cook until golden brown in the middle.
Serve any of these breakfast ideas to Dad for breakfast in bed, don’t forget his
coffee or juice and your Father’s Day card!
Adventure Ideas
Hit the road for Father’s Day, take Dad on an adventure. Check the local paper for any type of event that might be happening for Father’s Day, such as a car show. Take him on a hike or camping if he enjoys the outdoors. Visit a museum, amusement park, take a cave tour or treat him to a movie. If he enjoys sports, take him to a baseball or football game. If he likes to play sports, go bowling or fishing.
Crafts Ideas
Make a Coupon Book for Dad
Many software programs have coupons that you can customize and print out. To make it fun for kids, they can use crayons or markers to make the coupons instead. Some ideas include coupons for taking the garbage out, garden or yard work, favorite dinner, movie night, pizza night, car wash, and big hugs and kisses.
Make a Video
Simple memories can be special moments for Dad. Make a video
of the special things Dad does or the times that the child or children love the
most. Ideas include outings that Dad takes with them, holidays or holiday traditions
that Dad has, things Dad has taught them, specific books Dad had read to them or favorite games played with Dad.
of the special things Dad does or the times that the child or children love the
most. Ideas include outings that Dad takes with them, holidays or holiday traditions
that Dad has, things Dad has taught them, specific books Dad had read to them or favorite games played with Dad.
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