Father’s Day Questions for Kids to Fill Out for Their Dad

Looking for a sweet and hilarious way to celebrate Dad this Father’s Day? Grab a pen (or a crayon), hand your kid a list of fun questions, and let the magic happen.

These Father’s Day questions let kids express their love for Dad in their own words, which usually means a mix of cuteness, brutal honesty, and totally random answers.

So, if your child is three or ten, their answers are sure to make Dad laugh, cry, or both. It’s a gift that’s personal, heartfelt, and probably a little silly. The perfect combo, right?

Why Do This?

Kids have a way of seeing the world that’s just plain wonderful. These little fill-in-the-blank or short-answer style questions let them shine—and give you something special to tuck away in a memory box or hang on the fridge. Dad will love hearing how his child sees him, even if they say his job is “drinking coffee and fixing stuff.”

35 Fun Father’s Day Questions for Kids

You can use these in a printable, write them into a homemade card, or even ask them out loud and record the answers on video for a super sweet keepsake.

Here we go!

1. My dad’s name is:
2. He is ______ years old.
3. My dad is really good at ______.
4. My favorite thing to do with my dad is ______.
5. My dad always says ______.
6. I love when he ______.
7. My dad makes the best ______.
8. He makes me laugh when he ______.
9. If my dad were a superhero, his name would be ______ and his power would be ______.
10. My dad’s favorite food is ______.
11. He looks funny when he ______.
12. My dad’s job is ______.
13. If I could give my dad any gift, I’d give him a ______.
14. I love when my dad wears ______.
15. My dad smells like ______.
16. My dad always forgets ______.
17. The best thing about my dad is ______.
18. My dad loves to say ______.
19. My dad is strong because he can ______.
20. I know my dad loves me because he ______.
21. My dad laughs when I ______.
22. When my dad was little, he probably ______.
23. My dad’s favorite game to play is ______.
24. If we could go anywhere together, I’d take him to ______.
25. My dad’s favorite color is ______.
26. My dad is happy when ______.
27. My dad is really good at cooking ______.
28. I think my dad’s favorite animal is ______.
29. My dad could beat anyone at ______.
30. My dad likes to relax by ______.
31. My dad’s best friend is ______.
32. When I grow up, I want to ______ just like my dad.
33. Something Dad always tells me is ______.
34. If I had to describe my dad in one word, it would be ______.
35. I love my dad because ______.

Fun Ways to Use These Questions

Want to turn the answers into an actual gift? Try these ideas:

• Printable keepsake – Type it up in a cute font, print it, and let your child fill it out (bonus points for drawings).
• Decorated mini book – Use construction paper, stickers, and some glue to turn it into a little booklet.
• Video version – Record your kid answering the questions. Trust me, this is gold.
• Craft combo – Pair it with a handprint craft, drawing of Dad, or a photo collage.

More gift ideas here.

Final Thoughts

These Father’s Day questions are more than just a fun activity—they’re a memory in the making.

So, if your kid describes their dad as a “pizza-eating hero who snores a lot” or as “the strongest guy who opens jars and fixes all the broken toys,” it’s a gift he’ll never forget.

It’s sweet. It’s silly. It’s perfect.