Fathers Day Cards

You’ll need bubble wrap, glue dots, assorted paper, scissors, pens and letter stickers to make this “POP” card. Just make sure the kids don’t pop all the bubbles before the card is actually made.

This card is a fun play on words using an actual rock and star cutout to show Dad just how much of a rock star he truly is.

After creating small and large paper fish, glue them to your card for an ocean-themed look.

Print out this Father’s Day Dad-libs card and have the kids fill in the blanks. We’re sure this will have Dad LOLing for days.

If he loves puns, this is the card for him. Cotton balls, yellow paint and foam sheets are the only materials needed.

Let’s admit it, your kids are living in an era of cell phone pictures and selfies. Make use of the obsession by attaching their selfies to cell phone-shaped cards to gift Dad and Grandpa.

Assemble this printable Father’s Day card before letting your little ones color the front and inside. It also includes a fill-in-the-blanks note for kids to write their message.

Choose your favorite pattern and add-on to DIY origami shirt cards for Dad. This craft can take up to five minutes using any sheet of paper.

How cool is your pop? Let him know he’s the greatest with a goggle-eyed popsicle stick made of cardstock and washi tape.

Turn your child’s handprint into a dinosaur. Have them add features and spikes using a black marker before taping it to cardstock.

Not all dads wear a suit to work. That’s why this card is the perfect match for all the blue-collar dads. Add some buttons, a fake pocket with a little note and their name for personalized details.

Help the kids make a suit tie card for Dad and decorate it to match his usual tie design.

Your dad is the sweetest guy there is — and these paper ribbons with a lollipop center are the cutest way to tell him exactly that.

Once you trace and cut their handprints, have your kids fill the heart-shaped space with tissue paper, a fun way to express just how much they love dad.

Play into the fact that your dad is really out of this world by making a card inspired by a star-filled sky.

Give this homemade card a 3D effect by affixing an actual bow tie to the front. Pick one with a floral pattern or funky print, so it really pops against dad’s understated look.

“Beep, beep, beep” is a robot’s way of saying “I love you.” In this case, a paper robot gives your dad a sweet surprise: a picture of his favorite human.

Perfect for Papa Bear, have your kids write a special message inside about why they love dad so beary much.

Even Mr. Fix It has a soft side. Give the guy that mends everything, from loose floorboards to broken hearts, a card that shows him just how much you care.

The only moment where you actually want your kids to cover themselves in paint. The result? Seriously sweet painted footprints.

Without him, life would be dull and gray. With this sunny card, shower him with the same cheer that he brings to your life day in and day out.

Remind dad how special he is with this goofy — yet truthful — card.

Admit it: You love his corny jokes. That’s what dads are spore! (Sorry, we had to.)

Your message to dad should be front and center. Here, you can acknowledge his superpowers right on the front.

This pun isn’t substandard by any means. Cut out each sandwich ingredient and glue them together to nail a 3D effect.

Some things just go together. This stationary series (all free!) references his favorite pairings — whiskey and ice, anyone?

The isometric font stands out on its own, but you’ll really wow dad if you add a pop of color with neon markers.

Get the kids involved by filling out this tie-shaped survey. You’re guaranteed to get at least one funny answer … and a few heartfelt ones, too.

Don’t forget about grandpa! Print this quiz before he comes over for Father’s Day and let kids come up with their own zany answers.

Trace this design on to a piece of colored cardboard or cardstock, and you know he’ll put it on for a silly photo.

Your dad is so great, it can be hard to find the right words to describe him. Luckily, this card’s got you covered.