Robot Father’s Day Card Craft For Kids [Free Template]

What better way to show Dad he’s appreciated than with a handmade card from the kiddos?

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Kids can let him know they “love him a BOT” with this cute robot Father’s Day card craft!

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Supplies

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Download the robot template, print, and cut out the pieces you need.

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Fold the robot card base in half along the dashed line and cut out the base, leaving the top part uncut.

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Take the head and glue it to the top and back of the card base.

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Place the mouth in the middle of the robot head, just above the card portion, and glue it in place.

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Next, glue the eyes below each of the eyebrows. Take the antenna and glue it to the top and back of the head.

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Swipe up for full tutorial!

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