Father’s Day Coloring Pages

Coloring tricks and fun facts about Father’s Day

Coloring tricks:

Grab blue, gray, and black first, it instantly gives that “dad” vibe without much effort.

Have kids write one thing they love about dad on the back before coloring the front. Takes 30 seconds and turns a coloring sheet into something worth keeping.

Print the trophy pages and coupons on thick cardstock so they can cut them out and give them as gifts.

Fun facts:

The first Father’s Day celebration happened in Spokane, Washington in 1910. A woman named Sonora Smart Dodd organized it to honor her father, a veteran who raised six kids on his own after her mother died.

Father’s Day is the fifth largest card-sending occasion in the US, but it consistently ranks below Mother’s Day in greeting card sales.

Neckties are still the most popular gift bought for this Sunday every single year.

You’ll spot super basic outlines for toddlers mixed in with much tighter designs for your older kids to handle. It’s also a sneaky way to build fine motor skills while they’re just making something for dad.

Print what you need now, come back later if you want more, everything’s in simple PDF format that works on US Letter and A4, and you can grab as many as you like.