CELEBRATE DAD THIS FATHER’S DAY!

Celebrate Dad this Father’s Day (Sunday 21 June) with these fun ideas:

  • Bake Dad a special Father’s Day cake or biscuits – we all know how much dad loves those!
  • Show your dad how much he rock’s your world by making him some fun painted rocks to use as paper weights for his desk!
  • Bring out the Monopoly or Pictionary boards and have a fun family board game.
  • Especially for the younger kids – put on a special play for dad to let you know how much you love him.
  • Have a virtual get together online to celebrate dads and grandpas all over the world.
  • Visit the garden and raid mom’s crafts draw and make dad a special homemade gift – maybe a photo frame with a special pic of you and dad?

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