Father’s Day Printable

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Father’s Day printables are flying around blogland but I decided to create my own.

Alex and Andrew filled out their “All About My Dad” forms and will give them to Derek on Father’s Day along with a story they are writing.

I wrote down Andrew’s answers for him.

If you’d like a copy of the Father’s Day printable please visit my etsy shop.

Thank you.

How are you celebrating those special dads in your life?

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41 thoughts on “Father’s Day Printable”

  1. I love this idea. Just went and printed it off for my oldest 2 girls to do for father’s day. Thanks for sharing!!

  2. I too love it and have printed it! Can’t wait to see how the girls fill it out.

  3. Such a great idea! My daughter did something like this at school for mother’s day, it was so cute reading her answers! Something to treasure, the best kind of present!

  4. So cute. You’ll always treasure that … I have something similar from when my older kids were young and it’s so fun to look back!

  5. Very nice. I love kids description of their parents. My oldest made me a picture of me for mothersday when she was four in her preschool class and it was awesome. She was asked to describe me and she had them write down that mommy has hair in many places, she also drew me absolutely naked with all the hair in the right places. It is precious. I kept it on my mantle for a few months and most of my friends got a good laugh if it. I can’t wait to show it to her when she is a teenager, I bet she will be mighty embarrassed then.
    Thank you for sharing this printable with us. I might use it for my oldest to make for my hubby as a surprise for him to find after we leave on our two month long vacation without him on Fathersday.

  8. I love this printable! Thanks for sharing…and I also enjoyed seeing your children’s filled in sheets about their dad.

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  14. Thank you for this! I got a similar questionnaire among other things for Mother’s day that my daughter brought home from school and I thought to myself that Dad’s get jipped because their day falls in the summer.

  15. What a fun gift idea. Thank you for the printable, my kids will have fun filling these out for my husband. 🙂

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  25. This is sweet and hilarious – my favorite combo. What a keepsake to laugh over years later!! I’ll be doing these with my kids today…we’ll see what kind of answers they generate. 🙂

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  30. Can you email me a copy of this?? The link isn’t working. Thanks

    mandiamarshall (at) yahoo (dot) com

  32. I would love to print this but the link isn’t working for me. Could you email me a copy, please? Thanks! LOVE the idea and can’t wait ot hear my daughter’s answers! This will be something to do every year and so fun to see how their answers change.

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  36. Thank you so much for doing this. My daughter was sick and didn’t get to finish her Father’s Day card at preschool and we needed something from her. This is a lifesaver!!!

  37. I love this printout for dads. I am one of those who can not get it to print. I would love to use it if you would not mind sending it to me. My husband would be tickled over it! Thank you so much!
    dawn@portraitsbydawn.net

  38. Thanks for sharing this. I found you from a link on Pinterest, and am excited to do this with my girls for this weekend!

  39. It printed with solid black strips instead of writing. Would you mind emailing me? Thank you!! thunderbug548@ msn dot com

  40. I would love to print these out for my kids…any way you could email me them since when I go to print this it looks all blurry and you can’t read any words. Thanks so much!

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