24 Easy Father’s Day Craft Ideas for Kids to Make

I still remember how I loved painting with watercolers when I was a little kids. This craft uses water colors, black glue, and the included tie template.

Create a photo cube for Dad by having kids paint a wood block, then help glue printed photos to each flat side.

Finish off this gift with some letter stickers to spell out a special message for Father's Day.

Surprise Dad with this paper plate craft for kids. This is the perfect craft if you're looking for a frugal gift idea.

Made with craft foam sheets, a printable watermelon template, and googly eyes (which are always fun!), this homemade Father’s Day Card is the perfect way to show Dad that he is ONE IN A MELON!

Let Dad know he’s “Dino-Mite” with this adorable kid-made Dinosaur Father’s Day Card.

A free template is included to make it easy to recreate the cute dino.

I like this because it's different than yet another card craft -- this is a homemade gift bag with a tie theme. It makes a great kindergarten classroom activity for the end of the school year.

This card is perfect for the dad who has a vegetable garden or just really enjoys a good salad. Another plus is that, since it's not Dad-specific, you could also easily use it as a Mother's Day card.

A home-run hit! Dad will LOVE this kid-made baseball glove Father’s Day card. This easy pop-up card is the perfect keepsake for the sports-loving dad.

Use this free printable to create an adorable Father's Day gift that's so easy, eveb a toddler can make it.

et this free Father’s day Printable to brighten Dad’s day. It is the perfect gift for children to personalize for a great gift.

Show Papa Bear how much he is loved with this kid-made Teddy Bear Card.

This adorable 3D paper bear craft holds a child’s photo and opens to reveal a sweet message inside

Let Dad know that he's Number One in the World with this free printable card. The "world" is decorted with kids' fingerprint for a personalized keepsake.

This popsicle stick craft doubles as both a Father's Day craft and a summer craft. Kids will love decorating it with sequins, gems, and stickers of their choice.

The secret to this art project is letter stickers! A great outdoor activity that can be adapted for all kinds of holiday and special occasions.

This DIY handprint BBQ apron gift is perfect Father’s Day, Christmas gift or birthday gift for the Dad -- or Grandpa! -- who likes to grill.

Kids and preschoolers can make this craft themselves, and Dad (or Grandpa) will love looking back on how small the kid’s hands were.

Your toddler can enjoy the process of finger painting while making these clever and cute father's day cards.

This Super Dad paper craft is Super Easy, thanks to the included free printable template.

Sometimes the best gifts are the most simple ones. Print out these free coloring pages and let your child color them for a unique gift that shows Dad just how much he means to your child.

Do people actually still give ties for Father's Day anymore? (I know my husband wears a tie maybe once a year, if even that.)

Regardless of Dad's clothing preferences, this is one tie he's sure to love.

Instead of the typical fingerprint or handprint art, this card uses a toddler's "armprint" and a side handprint. This card is especially fitting for dads who are handy with tools, but it doesn't have to be limited to that -- all dads "fix" a lot of things!

For this card, you’ll be stamping little painted hands onto white cardstock, then use permanent markers, pom-poms, and googly eyes to make a fish.

This craft works well for very young toddlers through preschool age. A foam paintbrush is optional, but does work better for painting a hand than a regular brush does.

What dad doesn't like to imagine himself as a superhero? Use a child's handprint for the cape and a photo to make dad's superhero image complete.

Get these printable Father's Day cards and let your toddler get busy finger painting!

There are four different fun designs to choose from.

Kids can use this free printable to create a customized cards with three items that their dad likes.

This designed for preschool, and first grade, but kids of all ages could use this as a springboard to create a personalized card.