Heart Handprint Card
Draw two large overlapping handprint shapes with a big heart in the centre, suitable for a child to colour or add real fingerprints around. Leave a clear open area inside the heart for a….
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Father's Day Cards
These printable Father's Day card templates give children aged 3 to 12 a simple way to make a card for their father, grandfather or another caring adult. The free pages include designs to colour, complete and personalise at home or in the classroom.
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Choose a card to make
Father And Child Hug
Draw a caring father kneeling and hugging a small child, with two large hearts and a few simple flowers around them. Keep the figures centred with generous blank space around the scene.
Tie And Star Badge
Draw a large necktie surrounded by stars, small hearts and a round badge shape with an empty centre. The badge and tie should fill most of the card front without any writing.
Helpful Toolbox
Draw an open toolbox with a large hammer, screwdriver and paintbrush, plus a big heart above it. Arrange the tools as clear, separate shapes that are easy to colour.
Booktime Together
Draw a father and young child sitting side by side while holding a large open book between them. Add one lamp and two simple cushions, leaving the book pages blank.
Picnic With Father
Draw a father and child sitting on a picnic blanket beside a large basket, with simple fruit shapes, clouds and a smiling sun. The scene should be a clear, open card-front composition.
Grandfather In Garden
Draw a smiling grandfather watering one large flower while a child holds a small plant pot beside him. Add a few oversized leaves, flowers and a sun in the background.
Thankful Speech Bubble
Draw a large empty speech bubble held by a child beside a caring father, with hearts and simple rays around them. The bubble must contain no marks so a child can add a message later.
Shared Bike Ride
Draw a father walking beside a child riding a small bicycle with training wheels, with two clouds and a broad path underneath. Both figures should face forward in a friendly outdoor scene.
Big Family Frame
Draw a large decorative frame with hearts, stars and leaves around a completely empty centre where a child can draw the family or caring adult. Add two small hands holding the lower….
Favourite Things Collage
Draw a father in the middle surrounded by separate blank-edged panels containing a cricket bat, teacup, book, bicycle and plant. Leave the panels empty around each object for children to….
Memory Jar Together
Draw a child and father placing small heart-shaped paper memories into a large glass jar, with several blank heart shapes floating around it. Add a table and a simple flower vase in the….
Father And Child Cooking
Draw a father and child preparing food together at a kitchen counter, with a mixing bowl, rolling pin, vegetables and a covered dish. Include simple cupboards and a window without any….
Rainy Day Umbrella
Draw a father and child sharing a large umbrella while stepping around puddles, with rain clouds, a small house and gumboots nearby. Leave the umbrella panels mostly open for colouring….
Winter Blanket Story
Draw a grandfather and child sitting under a shared blanket while looking at an open picture book near a window. Add a mug, a cushion and simple winter branches outside, with blank book….
Festival Lights Together
Draw a father and child hanging a string of unlit decorative lamps across a home doorway, with a tray of simple flower shapes on the floor. Include a rangoli-style circular pattern with….
Cricket In The Park
Draw a father gently bowling a ball to a child holding a cricket bat on a park path, with a few trees, a kite and a water bottle nearby. Show the ball clearly between them and leave….
Train Journey Together
Draw a child and caring adult looking out of a train window together, with a suitcase, snack box and countryside visible outside. The train compartment should have a large empty window….
Starry Rooftop Chat
Draw a father and child sitting together on a safe rooftop terrace at evening, looking at the moon and stars with a small telescope nearby. Add potted plants and a low parapet, leaving a….
Kindness Coupon Shapes
Draw a row of four large blank coupon-like shapes decorated with hearts, showing simple pictures beside them: a hug, a cup of tea, a tidy room and a shared walk. Leave every coupon….
Favourite Memory Window
Draw a large open window frame with a father and child looking through it at a blank landscape scene containing a tree, path and sun. Leave the central outdoor view open for a child to….
Father And Child Camping
Draw a father and child sitting outside a small tent beside a safe lantern and a campfire ring, looking at a starry evening sky. Add trees, a sleeping bag and a thermos, with no labels….
Grandfather Tea Garden
Draw a grandfather and child sharing tea at a small garden table on an Indian veranda, with a steel tumbler, teapot, potted tulsi plant and flowering pots. Include a shaded roof edge and….
Repairing A Bicycle
Draw a father and child repairing a bicycle together outside a home, with the father holding a pump and the child passing a wrench. Add a doorway, sandals, a small toolbox and potted….
Monsoon Paper Boats
Draw a father and child crouching beside a rainwater stream to float paper boats, with umbrellas, puddles, leafy plants and a covered walkway. Leave the paper boats plain so children can….
Sunrise Farm Walk
Draw a father or grandfather walking with a child along a farm path at sunrise, with a bullock cart in the distance, crop rows, a water pot and birds in the sky. Show the adult and child….
Evening Kite Flying
Draw a father and child flying a kite from an open terrace at sunset, with the kite high above, clouds, distant rooftops, water tanks and potted plants. Keep the kite string visible but….
Family Recipe Memory
Draw a father and child standing at a kitchen table with a large blank recipe card, a mixing bowl, rolling pin and familiar Indian ingredients such as a spice box and coconut. The card….
Helping At The Market
Draw a caring adult and child carrying a reusable shopping bag through a friendly Indian market, with baskets of vegetables, a weighing scale, awning and flower garland. Keep all shop….
Shared Music Practice
Draw a father and child practising music together in a room, with the adult playing a tabla and the child holding a small flute. Add cushions, a window, a plant and a blank music stand….
At a glance
- Ages: 3 to 12
- Skills: Drawing, writing, colouring and fine motor practice
- You need: Printed card, crayons or colours, scissors and glue
- Time: 15 to 30 minutes
Cards for little children and older makers
This set includes simple card fronts for younger children and more open-ended designs for older children. Younger makers can colour large pictures, trace short messages and add fingerprints, stickers or their own drawings. Children who can write more confidently can finish a greeting, describe a favourite memory or create a small message inside the card. Some templates can be folded into a traditional card, while others work as a decorated cover that your child can mount on thicker paper. The designs suit a father, grandfather, uncle or another special person who cares for the child.
A quiet craft for home or school
At home, place the cards, colouring materials and a few safe craft supplies on a table. Invite your child to choose the person who will receive the card before starting. In class, children can make cards during an art period, then write one sentence about a kind act they remember. Add a short sharing time where children read their messages if they wish. You can pair these Father's Day Cards with Thank You Cards when children want to thank another helpful adult. Keep spare plain paper nearby for children who want to make their own envelope or message insert.
Helping children make the message personal
Children sometimes copy a greeting without saying why the person matters to them. Ask gentle prompts such as, What do you enjoy doing together? or When did he help you? Younger children can dictate their answer while an adult writes it inside the card. Older children may need help with spelling, punctuation and leaving enough space for the message. Remind children that the card does not need to look perfect. A drawing of a shared activity, a short thank-you or a simple sentence in English or Hindi can make it feel personal.
Lumi's tips
- For younger children, write a light pencil greeting for them to trace and leave the rest of the card open for colouring.
- For older children, ask them to add a memory, a short poem or three reasons they appreciate the person receiving the card.
- Link the craft to real life by helping your child deliver the card with a hug, a phone call or a small act of help.
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What can I write in a Father's Day card?
Your child can write a simple thank-you, a favourite memory or a sentence about something they enjoy doing together. Younger children can dictate their message to an adult.
Can children make Father's Day cards for a grandfather or another carer?
Yes. The templates can be given to a father, grandfather, uncle or another caring adult. Help your child choose words that match their family.
Are these Father's Day card templates suitable for preschool children?
Yes. Younger children can colour large areas, add drawings and trace a short greeting. An adult can help with folding, cutting and writing.
How do I download and print the cards?
Create a free EarlyActivity account to download the PDF. Free accounts can download up to 20 printables a day. Print the file at home or in your own classroom.
Can children use these cards in a classroom?
Yes. They are suitable for use at home or in your own classroom. Children can colour the designs, write a personal message and decorate the cards with art materials.
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