I love my children to fill out a fun list of questions each year all about their dad for Father’s Day! The answers are usually so funny & cute and they’ve been something we all enjoy looking back on and would also be perfect as part of a child’s keepsake collection.
Add a picture your child drew and a gift card for Dad’s favorite activity or restaurant and you’re all set! Here are some of my favorite questionnaires for Father’s Day, print one for your kids to fill out and it makes the best personalized card and gift! There are even options for grandfathers!
All About My Dad Questionnaire from none other than us, Sunshine and Hurricanes!
This is perfect for Dads & Grandfathers from Jamie at The Crafting Chicks:
My Frugal Adventures has this free printable that would be extra cute in a simple frame and there is also a grandpa version:
Teachers Pay Teachers has an entire book about “Dad Our Superhero” that you can quickly make with the kids and is less than $4 to download:
Pink Peppermint Blogger has this adorable Meet My Dad printable:
And This One for Father’s Day 2015:
All About My Dad from Etsy for $3.50:
Me and My Dad FREE Printable from BonBonBreak:
All About My Dad FREE Printable from Meet the Dubiens:
Dad Libs FREE Printable from the Craft Cupboard:
All About My Dad Mustache Printables from Pretty Things for You:
My Dad is…FREE Printable from Simply Sprout Educate:
Me and My Dad FREE Father’s Day Printable Love and Marriage Blog:
Looking for other Father’s Day gift ideas? We’ve got a TON of great ideas ALL UNDER $30!!!!!
And if Dad happens to be a fan of a galaxy far, far away, we’ve got an amazing Star Wars Gift Guide full of unique ideas!
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[…] If the dad in your life shows his love with words, try writing a heartfelt letter telling him how much you appreciate him. Men with this love language need to hear why you love you them and what makes them special. If you have trouble with words yourself, try writing a list of things you appreciate about him. If this idea seems boring to you, make it fun by sticking the note on the inside of a box of doughnuts, or buy him a six pack of his favorite beer and attach a simple message to each beer. Don’t forget to get the kids to write a quick note or draw a picture of something they enjoy doing with daddy. I love this collection of free printables! […]