Questionnaire & More (Free Printables)

Father’s Day often doesn’t receive the recognition it deserves during parent celebrations. A thoughtful project, such as a questionnaire or a craft, is a delightful way to express appreciation to dads. These activities not only make dads feel valued but also help students enhance their writing skills, foster reflection, and produce memorable keepsakes. This Father’s Day, utilize this printable bundle to inspire kids to consider why their dad is the best.

FREE PRINTABLES

Father’s Day Projects Bundle

Show appreciation for the fathers and special adults in your students’ lives with our complimentary Father’s Day bundle. Simply complete the form on this page to receive yours.

What’s included in the Father’s Day Printable Bundle?

Father’s Day Questionnaire

Students can fill out an engaging “All About My Dad” page with questions about their dad’s favorite food, games, funny moments, memorable times, common sayings, and reasons why he is the best. They can either use their own knowledge or interview others to gather these insights about their dad.

I Couldn’t Build
a Better Dad Craftivity

This craft activity enhances cutting and motor skills. Students can color and piece together a toolbox craft and decorate paper tools with notes, drawings, or memories about their dad or another special grown-up.

3D Father’s Day
Card

Students can create a pop-up card by decorating, cutting, folding, and gluing. The writing lines can be used to pen a short letter about a cherished memory with their dad.

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Best Dad Trophy Craftivity

Create a trophy for their dad or another special grown-up by including a drawing or photo in the center, writing a brief message on the base, and assembling and coloring the trophy pieces. Each trophy will be unique as students select stickers that best represent their dad.

How To Use the Father’s Day Printables

Consider these ideas to enhance the learning experience:

• Fire up the microphone: After completing their questionnaire or project, students can present the information about their dad in a humorous way. Invite dads for doughnuts and a fun presentation.
• Build a Dad-a-base of Father’s Day information: If all students complete the questionnaire, compare the responses among dads. Explore common responses, trends in skills, or the range of ages among dads.
• Have an awards ceremony: If students have made a trophy, let them present their dad with a significant award. They can also prepare speeches to accompany their trophies.
• Share the love: Encourage students to celebrate other important men in their lives by making more trophies or cards.

Get your free Father’s Day printable bundle!

Make gifting on Father’s Day simple with this free printable bundle. Students can write, color, cut, and create heartfelt keepsakes for their dads or other special adults. Fill out the form on this page to download your free copy.

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