Father's Day Poem Craft for Dad

Here is a last minute Father's Day craft to do with the kids. Dad will love this craft as a keepsake gift.

Take the Father’s Day poem below, and print it out on a couple sheets of paper. Then paint your child's hand with poster paint, watercolor or use an ink pad (preferably washable). Press your child's painted hand next to the poem to make a handprint. I

I don't think you can ever have enough handprints of your children. They grow so fast, it so nice to capture a little bit of their childhood and freeze in time forever.

Here is the poem for you to copy. Format it in your favorite computer program such as Microsoft Word or Canva. Then print it out. Make sure to leave a space for your child’s hand print.

Sometimes you get discouraged
Because I am so small
And always leave my fingerprints
On furniture and walls
But everyday I'm growing
--I'll be grown someday
And all those tiny handprints
Will surely fade away

So here's a little handprint
Just so you can recall
Exactly how my fingers looked
When I was very small

(put the date here)
Love,
(put child’s name here)

Now you can put your child's handprint next to the poem and then place it into a frame. It will be a gift that dad will look at a be reminded of how much his babies have grown each year.

Happy Father's Day