Here are 11 cards you can buy just in time for Father’s Day that feature some eye-rollingly-good dad jokes and wordplay. Maybe your father, husband, or the other father figures in your life can use them to add a few more jokes to their “dad joke” bank. With Father’s Day right around the corner here are over 40 Cute Father’s Day Crafts For Kids. The easy to make crafts are perfect for kids of all ages. They all use very basic supplies and are a great way to show dad just how much he’s appreciated this year. We’ve also got lots of Father’s Day card ideas for things you can make without having to get the printer out and as I love a cheesy pun on a card this fish Fathers Day card has to be one of my favourites. As an aside if your child really hates getting their hand messy, and I know some kids hate the feel of paint, you could always draw around their handprint onto colored construction paper and then cut this out with scissors and glue it on. Which ever way you choose to create these easy Father’s Day cards I would highly recommend keeping some wipes or a damp cloth nearby to wipe your child’s hands once they have finished.

There are now two ways to paint your child’s hand for the handprint. The first is to pour some colored paint into a plate or tray and then have your child dip their hand into the paint ensuring that all of their hand and fingers have some paint on them before placing their handprint onto the card.Here are 40+ cute Father’s Day Crafts that are the perfect way to show dad how loved and appreciated he is this Father’s day. These adorable Father’s day craft ideas are the best way to create a totally personalized DIY gift for dad this father’s day. For comparison, the first image below is done with a handprint from a one year old while the second child’s handprint was made by a three year old.

The second option is to grab a paintbrush and then either they or you can paint their palm and fingers. Because I know that some people will want to send cards to step-dads, grandpa’s and other important people in their lives you’ll find cards without text too, I know that this can be especially important in classrooms and kindergartens where you’ll want everyone to be able to be involved if they want to. While you may have settled on what to get the dads in your life for Father’s Day, don’t forget the cherry on the sundae: a good “Dad Joke” card.I would recommend using these cards for kids aged between one and three, but you may find that some slightly older children are able to use them too, it will of course just depend on their size of their hands.