Father’s Day Interactive Card — Perfect for Dads, Grandads, and Uncles

Looking for a unique and heartfelt Father’s Day classroom activity? This Father’s Day Interactive Card will bring joy, laughter, and maybe even a few happy tears to dads and special father figures. Designed with multiple layers and thoughtful prompts, this resource helps students build a large, interactive card full of personal memories and creativity.

This engaging project includes clear, photo-supported instructions and offers versions for Grandads and Uncles, ensuring every child can celebrate someone special.

Father’s Day Interactive Card - What is Included:

This pack guides students through creating a beautiful keepsake, step by step. Here's how to assemble the card:

• Photocopy all pages of the resource for each student.
• Select an A3 piece of card and fold it in half to form the card base.
• Cut out the cover page and glue it to the front of the card.
• Cut, staple, and glue the Memory Pages to add personal reflections.
• Trim and attach the sections from page 5 to build the next layer.
• Assemble the ‘Our Holidays’ booklet and glue it into place for a personal touch.
• Construct the IOU booklet and attach it inside the card.
• Complete page 6, cutting and gluing each piece to finish the card layout.
• Now it’s time to write! Encourage students to add heartfelt messages and drawings.

Why Teachers Love It:

Easy to follow with photo instructions

• Supports fine motor skills, creative writing, and personal reflection
• Includes differentiated options for different family structures
• Makes a meaningful Father’s Day gift that students feel proud to give

Related Father’s Day Classroom Resources:

• Father’s Day – Ten Math Tasks – Donut Theme
• Father’s Day – Make a Card
• Father’s Day Bundle – Best Value!

Father’s Day Interactive Card, enjoy!

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This resource is for personal use in one classroom only. To use it across multiple classrooms, please purchase the appropriate number of licenses. Redistribution or sharing without written permission is not allowed.