Celebrate Father’s Day with this hands-on and engaging Father’s Day Booklet craft—perfect for Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students! This print-and-go Father’s Day activity includes 10 unique card templates that students can personalize to create a thoughtful and memorable gift for dad. Students will cut, color, and assemble the cards into a flip book using staples. Each card features prompts and matching illustrations, allowing students to choose the pages that best represent their father. Add the included 3D image pieces with double-sided tape for a fun and interactive touch! What’s Included: ▪︎ 10 different Father’s Day card designs ▪︎ 3D elements for added creativity Why You’ll Love It: ▪︎ Perfect Father’s Day classroom activity ▪︎ Great for fine motor skills development ▪︎ Ideal for morning work, centers, or early finishers Make Father’s Day extra special with this creative and meaningful craftivity! Suitable for both Kindergarten and elementary grades, this flip book project lets students express their appreciation for their dads in a unique and personal way. Please check out the preview video for instructions. Hope you and your students enjoy this resource. We really appreciate your sparing a few moments to review this resource.

Print and color these 10 Father's Day Cards! Each Father's Day coloring card template prints on a standard letter size page (8.5 x 11") and includes cut and fold lines. The final cards fold to approximately 5 x 7". You can scale the print to fit A4 printers or to print smaller cards if you prefer. All of the cards are black and white coloring page designs for you to color yourself. I've included a bonus colored version of one of the cards. Please visit my store for other Father's Day and holiday coloring pages and printables, including printable greeting cards, printable coupons for dad, coloring pages, gift tags and more! PRODUCT DETAILS: • Number of Pages: 11 • Difficulty Level: Beginner to Intermediate • File Format: 11 x separate PDF files saved in a .zip folder- Instant digital download • Page Dimensions: 8.5 x 11″ (Letter)

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Father’s Day themed provision activities Question card medal and trophy templates

The pack includes: A colourful display banner Several Father's Day cards to colour and make Coloured Father's Day cards- great to add to your display Various Father's Day cards to cut out and assemble A Powerpoint about Father's Day A4 writing pages with decorative borders Gift tags to colour and make to use on your Father's Day gifts Certificates to fill in for 'Best Dad', 'Number one Daddy' etc Badges to make for your Dad Bookmarks to colour and design to give as gifts on Father's Day Make a book about Dad- fill in the pages with information and pictures about your Dad Colouring posters Write a letter to Dad using this decorated paper Draw your Dad and decorate the picture frame 'My Dad' poster- fill in with facts about your Dad and pictures and use to make a great Father's Day display Three recipes to make and give as gifts for Father's Day Various gift bags to colour and make Write a note to your Dad using this themed paper Acrostic poem- Write a poem about your Dad/ Daddy/ Father

Resource suitable for PSHE or tutor time. Presentation with origins, facts and tasks. Accompanying worksheet for students to undertake follow up activities. Suitable for a wide range of students.

Father's Day Quick Activities - Make a gift for Dad! Need something quick for Father's Day? Several printable activities that are sure to make a father smile on Father's Day. Includes : 10 Frames for Best Dad Ever! Hands Down! Father's Day Poster Shirt Card - directions and templates Father's Day Accordian Hands Card - directions and template Father's Day Fill-in The Blank Sheet

The resource consists of a Reading Comprehension activity based on a Positive story as well as a Crossword with some of the vocabulary from the story. It is suitable for B1 & B2 students

Are you looking for a unique, thoughtful and customizable gift for the kids to give to their Dad during his Special Day? This Awesome printable template is waiting to be filled with you and your kids’ own words, drawings and even pictures and stickers. Generally this will take less than an hour to fill in and dad will really appreciate it that you made such a unique gift about him! YOU WILL RECEIVE 8.5x11 size high quality PDF file NOTE: Due to different monitor calibrations, note that colors may change slightly from monitors to print. Final print quality will depend on the type of printer and paper used. HOW TO USE Download the template by Mr. Mintz. Tape the sheets to the wall so you can create multiple variations by simply changing their position. TERMS OF USE I illustrated and designed these templates with lots of love. Please do not share these files, instead, refer family and friends to my shop! These files are for personal use only. No commercial use or reselling of the digital files or any finished product is allowed. PLEASE NOTE As this is a digital download, there will be no refunds given once the sale goes through. Questions/Concerns/Feedback? Please contact me at Support@Mr-Mintz.com I’d be very happy to help you :)

Father’s Day Donuts and Math Make Father’s Day memorable in your classroom—or at your Dad’s and Donuts event—with this vibrant and engaging Father’s Day Math Pack! Whether you’re hosting an after-school celebration or simply adding some festive fun to your math rotations, this resource offers hands-on, themed math centers that will get students talking, counting, and laughing with their dads (or special guests)! You’ll find 10 engaging math tasks that build number sense, fluency, and problem-solving—perfect for early learners. Each activity features a fun donut or toolbox theme that keeps the Father’s Day spirit alive throughout the session. Father’s Day Donuts and Math - What is  Included: Each task comes in full colour and “Save My Ink” black-and-white versions, giving you flexible printing options. You can even copy two pages onto one to reduce paper or colour use. Make a Picture – Cut and order numerals 1–10 to complete a picture. Ten Frames (Vertical) – Use as flashcards to consolidate numbers to 10. Peg the Donuts – Count the donuts and place a peg on the correct number. How Many Tools in the Toolbox? – Read a number and place that many tools. Which Bag Has More Donuts? – Use <, >, = symbols to compare quantities. Missing Donuts – Identify the number that belongs between two others. Skip Counting Donuts – Fill in missing numbers and sequences. Roll and Cover – Roll dice and add 1, add, or double the result. How Many Donuts Does Dad Eat? – Solve addition and subtraction facts to 20. Time to Eat Donuts – Match clock faces to o’clock and half-past labels. Why Teachers Love This Pack: Easy to prep and use for math rotations, small groups, or Father’s Day events Promotes math talk between students and their dads or guests Builds foundational skills: counting, operations, comparison, time Designed for engagement with minimal prep Includes ink-saving options for flexible printing Related Father’s Day Resources: Father’s Day – Make a Flap Interactive Card for Dad Father’s Day – Make a Card Father’s Day Bundle – Best Value! Before purchasing, please read the full description and download the preview. The preview provides a clear look at all included materials. Copyright © Paula’s Place This product is licensed for personal use in one classroom only. If you plan to use it in multiple classrooms, please purchase additional licenses. Do not share or redistribute this resource without written permission.

This is such a cool card … when opened it EXPLODES into a really fun, interesting Father’s Day Card. Watch the HOW TO VIDEO and craft along with me - link provided in file This is a great craft for students to complete for Father’s Day! They create their own Father’s Day Exploding Card. Send students the video link if you are doing distance learning. This card can be made from regular paper. But you must use legal sized paper which is 8 1/2 x 14". Includes step-by-step instructions, graphics and templates needed to create this Exploding Father’s Day Card. All you have to do is photocopy. Requires: Paper, coloring pencils and scissors. Dads will cherish this Exploding card for years because they have never seen anything like it before! Although many of the templates contain the word DAD, there are templates that students could use for Grandpa or Uncle, etc. Enjoy and Happy Father’s Day

Aesthetic Father’s Day Gift Tags – Perfect for Little Creators! Make Father’s Day extra special with this beautifully designed set of aesthetic-themed gift tags created just for young learners from Preschool to 3rd Grade! These printable tags feature soft, modern colors, charming illustrations, and heartfelt messages that children will love sharing with Dad. What’s Included: 10 ready-to-print gift tags with unique Father’s Day messages Editable with canva link and PowerPoint Kid-friendly phrases with simple, sweet humor and love Aesthetic themes: neutral tones, soft blues, hand-drawn graphics Easy-to-cut outlines for little hands Why Teachers and Parents Love This Resource: Perfect for craft time, classroom gifts, or home celebrations Encourages fine motor skills, writing, and gratitude Pairs wonderfully with Father’s Day cards or handmade gifts Designed to be visually calming and gender-inclusive Makes a sweet, personal keepsake for any dad or father figure Ideal For: Father’s Day classroom activities Gift wrapping add-ons Bulletin boards or memory books Homeschool and early learning centers

Combine maths with listening practice! This activity is suitable for KS1 and lower KS2 pupils. Follow instructions to colour in kites and balloons to end up with posters that can be sent home or displayed in the classroom. Immediate visual feedback on concentration and accuracy for the pupils in your class. The instructions could also be given in writing to hearing impaired children or those for whom English is not their first language.

Make a Father’s Day Card Writing > Non-fiction ‘Make a Father’s Day Card’ is a fully editable teaching resource which is ideal for KS2 or lower KS3 students studying non-fiction. The resource includes: Task and lesson objectives Exploring a range of greeting cards Discussion of purpose and audience Reflecting on learning through constructive criticism The drafting process - how and why we redraft 1 accompanying worksheet

A super Father’s Day PowerPoint presentation accompanied by a collection of stimulating worksheets.

This resource contains 24 pages of Father's Day activities as well as a 2 different covers - one Dad version and one Grandad version. Comes in b/w option for ink friendly printing. It's very low prep - print out what you need and then put together as a book either before or after the students have completed the worksheets. This download comes in American (color) and British/Canadian (colour) spellings in two separate documents. The activities included in this work book are: ♦ Color by Number / Colour by Number ♦ Labelling activity ♦ Sight Word Tracing; 5 words from Pre Primer ♦ Sight Word Tracing; 5 words from Primer ♦ Sight Word Tracing; 5 words from First ♦ Sight Word Tracing; 5 words from Second ♦ Sight Word Tracing; 5 words from Third ♦ Vocabulary spelling ♦ Ten Frame - Read and fill in ♦ Ten Frame - Count and write ♦ Roll and Trace ♦ 'Your Dad' - 4 things about your dad with picture included. ♦ 'Your Dad' - 4 things about your dad with space to draw. ♦ 'Your Grandad' - 4 things about your granddad with picture included. ♦ 'Your Grandad' - 4 things about your grandad with space to draw. ♦ Missing letters of the alphabet ♦ Interviewing your Dad ♦ Interviewing your Grandad ♦ Fine Motor Skills Practice ♦ Word search ♦ 'All about my Dad' - drawing space and questions to answer. ♦ 'All about my Grandad' - drawing space and questions to answer. ♦ Matching baby animals to parents ♦ Father's Day writing prompt - with space to draw. As you can see there are so many activities included in this work book that will make your students absolutely love the lead up to Father's Day! They will have so much fun working on these activities that they won't even realise they are learning!

includes Describing dad sheet (1 sheet) - what does he like? why is he special? what does he look like? which words describe him? fathers day writing templates (4 sheets) - A variety of writing sheets with different sized lines (including a blank one) for different abilities and star and heat decorations. dad describing sheets (3 sheets) - sheet 1 - My dad is a star because... I love you because ..... dad you are ..... About my dad - questions to help reflect on dad, his likes, qualities, hobbies Each sheet has 4 hearts or stars for children to write their describing words in

An assembly based on Fathers day. It includes a poem to share, questions for the children and a moment of reflection.

These are Father's Day cards for dads, grandfathers, uncle's and any other father-figures (such as male teachers). They each come with a coupon for dad. The coupon can be for a big hug, a chore they will do or just a caring love-note. It comes in both colour and without colour (for students to colour for individuality).

A simple one-fold Fathers Day Superhero card - the face is blank for your children to finish- to colour in

Two unseen poems to link in to Father’s Day with questions in the style of the AQA literature exam.