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Father’s Day Colorful Cupcake Recipe for Kids

Give dad a treat this Father’s Day! More specifically, bake dad a treat. The kids can help you to bake a batch of cupcakes to celebrate a special guy on his special day. Check out this easy to follow recipe idea that’s fun for the whole family. Not only will dad get a delish dessert, but the kids will get the chance to learn about math, science, and art in this kitchen activity. Ingredients You’ll Need: Vanilla or white cake mix—or your favorite recipeWhite icingFood coloringSprinkle-in dad’s favorite color How-To Steps: Let your child help you to measure the ingredients...

Father’s Day Glitter and Glue Banner Craft

Give dad the greeting he deserves with an over-sized artsy Father’s Day banner! This creative craft is perfect for preschoolers or older kids. Add the finished banner to a dad’s day celebration or display it outside on a sunny Father’s Day for the whole neighborhood to see. Arts and Crafts Materials You’ll Need: Butcher paper or plain gift wrapMarkers or crayonsClear-drying school glueA paintbrushGlitterScissors How-To Art-Making Steps: Unroll the paper. Choose a length that makes sense for the space. If you have a larger area, unroll more paper.Cut the paper. Use heavy books or another similar item to hold down...

Fathers Day T-Shirt Kids’ Craft

Celebrate dad with a kid-created Father’s Day t-shirt. Instead of the same store-bought top you buy dad every year, let your kiddo take over and show off their artsy side. This art activity is perfect for kids in preschool and up! Arts and Crafts Materials You’ll Need: A plain white or light t-shirt in dad’s size—Pre-wash the t-shirt before you start this art activity.Fabric paint or pens—Pens are a less-mess idea and may give your child more control over the design they create.PaintbrushesCardboardPaperCrayons or pencilsLetter stencils How-To Art-Making Steps: Use the paper and crayons or pencils to plan a design....

Father’s Day Foodie Family Celebration Ideas

Is dad a serious foodie? Celebrate the special guy in your family with a fun-filled Father’s Day food fest. If you’re not sure where to start with the full-day party prep, check out these easy ideas! Create a Menu of Father’s Day Faves More specifically, create a menu of dad’s favorite foods. If the kiddos don’t know exactly what dad likes, kick off the celebration with a Q and A. The kids can ask dad what foods he enjoys and get more info on why these specific picks are his faves. After the question and answer session, the kids can...

Sports Themed Father’s Day Card Craft for Kids

Is dad a super-sports fan? Celebrate the special man in your life with a sports-themed Father’s Day card—made by your child! Your kiddo can start the card-making with a Q and A. They can ask dad what his favorite sport is or get more info on a beloved team. Arts and Crafts Materials You’ll Need 8x10-inch card stock paperScissorsClear-drying school glueMarkers or crayons How-To Art-Making Steps Choose a symbol of dad’s favorite sport, such as a soccer ball, football, baseball, baseball bat, or basketball.Draw the symbol onto a piece of card stock paper.Cut the sports symbol out.Write a special message...

Father’s Day Dinner Ideas for Kids

Celebrate dad this Father’s Day with a special dinner—made mostly by the kids! Even though your young child can’t use the stove or other heat source, they can help to make dad’s dinner in other ways. If you’re not sure where to start, check out these easy ideas. Papa’s Pasta Salad Cook dad’s favorite pasta shape. Put the pasta in the fridge to cool. After the pasta is chilled, your kiddos can take over. They can mix in a ready-made dressing, add veggies, and sprinkle pepper or another spice on top. Super-Dad Sandwiches Sandwiches aren’t just for lunch. Ask dad...

5 Father’s Day Ideas for the Whole Family

What should your family do this Father’s Day? If you don’t already have plans or aren’t sure where to start your holiday activity search, check out these fun-filled ideas that are perfect for the whole family! Backyard Campout: Set up a tent, spread out sleeping bags and enjoy a night filled with outdoors Father’s Day Fun. Make s’mores, roast hot dogs, or make dad a steak on the grill! Movie Night: Have a fun-filled movie night with dad’s favorite flicks. Choose a few family-friendly movies that dad enjoys, pop popcorn, set up a candy bar and turn your living room...

Father’s Day Pointillism Portrait Art Activity for Kids

Are you looking for a last-minute Father's Day gift idea? Instead of taking the kids to the mall to pick out a store-bought present, try this handmade dad's day pointillism portrait craft. Your child can show off their artsy side and dad will cherish this crafty creation for years to come. Not only will your kiddo make dad a portrait, but they'll also get to explore the artistic style of famed painters such as Georges Seurat and Paul Signac. Arts and Crafts Materials You'll Need Card stock paper or poster board (you can also use upcycled cardboard from an old...

Father’s Day Pop-Up Kids’ Card Craft

Whether your local card store isn't open or you don't want to take the kids to the store right now, you can make your own Father's Day card at home. With a little creativity and some sweet sentiment, the kiddos can craft 3-D pop-up cards that dad will cherish for years to come. Read on for the how-to art-making steps! Arts and Crafts Materials You'll Need 8x10-inch card stock paper Scissors Markers or crayons Clear tape Construction paper How-To Art-Making Steps Fold the card stock paper in half, tent style. Position the paper vertically and help your child to fold...

Father’s Day Brunch Ideas for Kids to Cook

Your kids can help you to cook dad a special Father's Day brunch. Even though the littles can't use the stove or sharp knives, they can still help out in the kitchen. If you're short on menu ideas, check out the easy additions to make to your dad's day meal! Egg Sandwich Combine breakfast and lunch into the perfect brunch sandwich. Choose dad's favorite bread as a base. You can toast the breast and scramble or fry a few eggs for dad. Let the kiddos assemble the sandwich, adding cheese, lettuce, avocados and other veggies. Perfect Pancakes Use your fave...