Father's Day Awards - Writing Template and Gift

Father's Day is coming up and if you're still in school right now, you may be starting to think about Father's Day projects that your students can do for their dads. I've been selling a Mother's Day writing activity (it also doubles as a gift!) for years, but I never had anything for Father's Day and a few of our Facebook followers mentioned that they'd love an option for Father's Day too. So here is my new resource: Father's Day Awards. It's part writing project, part gift! 

A win-win!

This cute trophy and gold medal design is something your students' fathers will treasure! First students write about their dads, then they can color and personalize it. 

I realize that not all children have fathers to recognize on Father’s Day, so I’ve included multiple pages that include Grandpa, Uncle, and Step Dad. I’ve also provided blank pages in case there are any other special circumstances to consider.

You can choose to use the trophy page or the gold medal page. I've provided both as fun options. (You could choose to let each student to do one for their dads and one for their grandfathers if you have extra time.)

You can see it in my TPT Store: HERE! 

I hope this is helpful for those of you in year-round school, or those of you who get out later. Good luck as you finish out this school year!

Father's Day Mad Libs

I don't teach during Father's Day, but my husband will be celebrating his 1st Father's Day this year, so I've been thinking of cute ideas. 

Here is a little mad libs type activity I made today. Maybe someone out there can use it too?

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD FATHER'S DAY MAD LIBS!

Father's Day

I always read this sweet book:

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 Then we make these Father's Day Cards {I got the idea from my cooperating teacher during my student teaching}:

Here's a how to:

 Here are the coupons that go inside of the shirt pocket:

 Tips:
*If a child in your class does not have a dad in their life, have them write to a brother, grandpa, or uncle!
*No need to fret, I have included everything {even step-by-step directions} in the FREE download.
*You can do any size of card! If you don't have 12"X18" constructions paper, just use smaller paper...you'll get the same result {the dad will love it}.

What do you do in your classroom or at home to celebrate Father's Day?

{I know some of you are out of school, don't rub it in}