Children of any age can make a Father’s Day card for Dad

not only will your child have fun making it, but it will be a treasured keepsake for their dad with much more meaning than a store bought card.

  What you’ll need;

• Construction paper
• Scissors
• Colored Marker’s
• Other crafts to glue on for decorations
• Help your younger child come up with a clever poem to write inside.

Father’s Day Gifts:

A photo collage –
This makes an Amazing gift, which is sure to be a hit with any Father and he can share with the whole family for years to come.  Be prepared to help younger kids with this.
What you’ll need

• A frame – depending on how many photo’s you want to use; you may need a bigger or smaller frame.  It looks best to use a poster sized frame 16x24 or larger.
• Cardboard – This is to tape the pictures onto, the frame probably already has cardboard which is perfect to use.
• Double-stick tape – You’ll use this to stick the pictures to the cardboard.
• Scissors
• Pictures of the children with their dad; pictures of the children on their own; and pictures of the whole family together

Cut out the pictures in all different shapes to fit onto the cardboard.  It’s also a cute idea to make a shape out of the collage; such as, if the Dad happens to be into guitar’s you would make all your pictures together make the shape of guitar.  Wrap it up, and you’re kids have a great gift to give Dad!

A Father’s Day T-Shirt –

This is a cute little idea and very simple to do.  Younger kids will need help with this.
What you’ll need

• A White T-shirt that’ll fit Dad
• A picture of your children with their Dad, if you don’t have one take one
• A colored printer
• Iron on T-shirt transfers – you can get these at most retail stores that sell office supplies, make sure it will work with your printer
• Fabric Marker’s from your local art supply store

You’ll need to scan in your picture and save it on your computer.  Print the picture out on the T-shirt transfer.  Use the markers to let your child/ren draw a frame around the picture and write “Happy Father’s Day” 2007 on the back.

What can you do for your child’s Dad on Father’s Day? You naturally want to show your husband how much you appreciate his great Fathering skills, so what are some ideas?

• Take him out to Dinner with the kids – Let’s face it the way to a man’s heart is still through his stomach!
• Get him a Father’s Day card – There are many choices of Father’s Day cards from wives.
• Go on a Family picnic – This is a fun idea for the whole family; invite your Dad and your husband’s Dad too for a big Father’s Day picnic.  Bring the grill for a barbeque.  All Dads’ love a good Barbeque!