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Make a One-of-a Kind Father's Day Card Dad Lib - Free Printable!
- EI Editor Posted On Jun 11, 2014 | Learning Through Play
Create a unique Father's Day card with this fun fill-in-the-blank Dad Lib. Print it out, fill it out, and make your one-of-a-kind Father's Day card! Download the full version: EI_Dadlib. Feel free to share your Dad Lib on our Facebook page, we'd love to see it!
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- Make a Print – Pick up a canvas and some paints, take off your kids’ socks and shoes, and make some prints! Find adorable ideas for toddler hand and footprint Father’s Day art on our Father’s Day Pinterest board, like this perfect-for-handy-dads footprint painting.
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- Give a Gift – Your Father’s Day gift doesn’t need to be extravagant. A Mason jar filled with dad’s favorite nuts and a sweet, homemade tag, a hand-painted wooden spatula for the grill, or a boxed-up batch of his very favorite, ooey-gooey fudge brownies are enough to show dad how much you care.
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