Kids can make Dad an adorable Smiley face Emoji handprint craft that is sure to put a smile on his face. The free Fathers Day template is available now.
Kids will love making Dad a Fathers Day emoji card because smiling faces and cute little hands make every day better.
This craft is great for kids of all ages to make. My toddler (Little Pup, age 1) and my second grader (Little Dragon, age 7) both had fun painting their hands and making handprints for Dad.
The template comes in a “color me” version that kids can paint the smiley face template or a “print in color” version to keep things extra easy. My Little Pup loved painting his smiley face. He didn’t fill in all the white and he didn’t stay in the lines, and it’s those little touches that make it perfect for Dad to love!
Kids can write a special note on the craft or attach a second page to turn this craft into a card.
Father’s Day Emoji Handprint Craft
Supplies:
- Yellow paint
- Scissors
- Optional: black sharpie
- Emoji Father’s Day Template
Tip: Use acrylic paint for handprint crafts because the color is usually brighter and the paint is usually thicker and makes a better handprint.
Directions:
(To make crafting easier, you can find the printable directions at the end of this post)
Choose which template you want to use “color me” or “print in color”.
Print the template out.
Have your child color or paint the “color me” template. Skip this step if you are using the “print in color” template.
With your child, make yellow handprints of each hand (right and left).
Tip: Make extra handprints so you can select the best ones to use for the craft project.
Once the handprints are dry, cut them out and glue them in the sides of the smiley face to make the emoji.
If the smiley face is hard to see, you can use a black marker to go over the eyes and mouth.
Dad is sure going to smile this Father’s Day!
Print the Template Here:
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Print the Directions Here:
Father’s Day Emoji Handprint Craft and Free Template
Instructions
- Choose which template you want to use “color me” or “print in color”.Print the template out. It is available to download towards the end of this post.Have your child color or paint the “color me” template. Skip this step if you are using the “print in color” template.With your child, make yellow handprints of each hand (right and left).Tip: Make extra handprints so you can select the best ones to use for the craft project.Once the handprints are dry, cut them out and glue them in the sides of the smiley face to make the emoji.Dad is sure going to smile this Father’s Day!
