Dinosaur Father’s Day Card Craft [Free Template]
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Father’s Day is just around the corner, and kids everywhere are brainstorming ways to find the perfect way to show Dad how much they love him.
If your kids are looking for a fun and easy way to show their dad some dino-mite love this Father’s day, look no further than this homemade dinosaur Father’s Day card craft!
This easy activity is perfect for little ones and only takes a few minutes to put together. Plus, it’ll make Dad feel extra special on this Father’s Day!
You can even make one for grandpa, uncles, or any other important father figure in your kids’ lives. Download the free template and make it this June.
Also, be sure to check out all of our Father’s Day crafts for more great ideas!
Dino-Mite Father’s Day Card
Supplies
- Colored cardstock or construction paper
- Scissors
- Glue
- Dinosaur template (click the “click here to get this freebie” image at the end to open the form)
Directions
Start by downloading the dinosaur template and printing it out. Once you have the template printed, gather the materials needed for this fun activity. Get those scissors ready, and let’s help the kids bring this dinosaur card to life!
First, fold the dinosaur head printable in half along the dashed line and cut it out, leaving the top uncut. Encourage your child to glue the head to the top and front of the dinosaur’s body.
Next, help your child take the eyes and glue them just to the left of the nostrils.
Now, place the spines behind the head and body, and glue them on the left side of the dinosaur.
Guide your child to take the arms and glue one in the front and middle of the body, while the other goes to the back and right-hand side of the body.
Finally, open up the card and write a special message inside!
Be sure to check out our card crafts while you’re here! Your kids will love creating more cute homemade cards like this one!
Cool Dinosaur Ideas For Kids
More Father’s Day Ideas For Kids
Doesn’t every dad deserve to feel special on his big day? We have gathered our favorite Father’s Day activities for kids to make or give to Dad to help him feel loved and appreciated. Read on below for our ideas so your planning will be done in an instant!
Books About Dad
Reading aloud to children is a great way to promote literacy and bond with your little ones, and these books are sure to generate some laughs (and maybe even a few tears) as you celebrate the dad in your kids’ lives.
From heartwarming tales of dads who go above and beyond for their kids to a fun camping adventure, there’s a book here for everyone. So grab ones of these stories and settle in for some quality time with the kids this Father’s Day.
Made For Me – This storybook is charming celebration of the magical moments between a dad and his little one, adorned with cute illustrations and sweet verses. It’s the perfect picture book to melt hearts and treasure the joys of parenthood, making it an ideal gift for new fathers!
I Love You, Daddy – A beautifully illustrated tale that captures the heartwarming adventures between a father and his child, filled with love and encouragement. It’s the perfect bedtime story to share and cherish, making every read a special moment for dads and kids alike!
Just Me And My Dad – This is a sweet story that celebrates the special bond between fathers and their children, perfect for inspiring a love of nature and adventure in young readers!
Father’s Day Crafts
Kids love using their hands, and making a simple gift for Dad is the perfect way to show how much they care. So whether it’s a homemade card or a papercraft, take some time to craft something special for Dad this Father’s Day.
Hooked On Daddy Craft – Kids love to show their Dad some love on Father’s Day, and what better way to do it than with a homemade project? This “hooked on Daddy” idea is simple and fun for kids of all ages.
All you need is some construction paper, scissors, and glue. Your child’s finished product will be a cute and personalized way for them to show their Dad how much they care.
Father’s Day Popsicle Craft – Show Dad what a “cool” guy he is with this cute activity.
This heartfelt project only requires a few supplies and is a fun way to tell Dad how he’s the bomb! Kids can even add googly eyes to their popsicle creations to make them even more adorable.
Rocket Father’s Day Craft – Kids will have a blast making this great keepsake! It’s a simple and fun way to show Dad how much he means to them. Plus, it’s a great way to let Dad know that he’s “out of this world!”
Father’s Day Popcorn Craft – Don’t worry if your kids aren’t really into creating; this simple and easy popcorn project is great for all skill levels.
It’s also the perfect gift for a movie-loving Dad! While creating this fun activity, your kids will have a blast and work on their visual-spatial skills and hand-eye coordination.
Father’s Day Printable Ideas
Dads are the best, whether they’re winning at board games or taking out the trash. They always know how to make the kids laugh, even when they don’t want to.
That’s why our All About Dad Father’s Day printable is a great idea. It’s a fun and easy way for kids to let their dads know just how much they mean to them. So go ahead and print it out – Dad will love reading the funny and honest answers!
Kids can use these free Father’s Day coloring pages to add a personal touch to Dad’s special day. Coloring is always fun and is perfect for promoting creative play!
Your little ones can color these pages with their favorite colors and decorate them with stickers, glitter, or other supplies to make this fun gift even more special.
Add our Father’s Day activity pages to your kid’s morning work, busy bag, or quiet time activities this year. These printable pages include easy activities that’ll challenge young minds and help them learn important skills. From counting to object matching, there’s something for every child to enjoy!
Looking for more Father’s Day card ideas? These free printable Fathers Day Cards to color combine the fun of coloring with a card for Dad.
Kids can choose their favorite design and then work on their handwriting skills by writing a sweet message on the back. It’s a great way to get them involved in the gift-giving process!
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Dinosaur Father’s Day Card Craft
Video
Materials
- Colored cardstock or construction paper
- Scissors
- Glue
- Dinosaur template
Instructions
- Download the dinosaur template, print, and cut out the pieces you need.
- Fold the dinosaur head printable in half along the dashed line and cut it out, leaving the top uncut.
- Glue the head to the top and front of the dinosaur's body.
- Take the eyes and glue them just to the left of the nostrils.
- Place the spines behind the head and body and glue them on the left side of the dinosaur.
- Next, take the arms and glue one in the front and middle of the body and the other one to the back and right-hand side of the body.
- Open up the card and write a special message inside!
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Free Fathers Day Card Template
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Sam is the crafter and founder of Simple Everyday Mom. She has been featured in Oprah Mag, Good Housekeeping, The Spruce Crafts, Country Living, The Bump, and more.
Can You send me please, the template? Thank you!
Of course! All you need to do is click the “Click Here To Get Your Freebie” image at the end of the post and then enter your email in the form and the link will be sent to you. Or if you’re already a subscriber, when you enter your email in the form, it’ll automatically redirect you to the download page ◡̈
Thanks
No problem!
Happy Father’s Day. Dad you are Dino-mite
send me please
Since you’re already an email subscriber, all you need to do is enter your email in the form at the end of any post and it’ll automatically redirect you to the download page 🙂
Pls send template
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I would like this card 🙂
Can I have dinosaur Father’s Day card template
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Send the template
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This is exactly what I was looking for. My granddaughter is all about dinosaurs. My son is constantly bringing home books, stickers, bedding, etc. So this is a perfect project for Fathers Day! Thank you
Haha, great! I’m glad you’re able to use it!
Thank you
No problem!
Please send template for dinosaur card
Since you’re already an email subscriber, all you need to do is enter your email in the form at the end of any post and it’ll automatically redirect you to the download page 🙂
what form at the end of the post ????
It’s above the comments section, under the heading titled “Dinosaur Card Template”. If you’re not able to see it, it most likely means you have a firewall or adblocker blocking it from appearing. If you can allow the page or try from a personal device, you should be able to see it. Also, some readers say they’re not able to see it on Chrome, but they can on other browsers. You may be able to try that as well ◡̈