Gifts that kindergarten classes can give their father on Father's Day include making cards, homemade ornaments, and making tea cups.

1. Make cards:

Handmade cards are a classic choice for Father’s Day gifts. This is because this gift comes directly from the heart of the child and is therefore very precious. Children can create a beautiful card for their father by drawing or cutting paper. They can draw pictures of a beautiful moment together with their father, or express their gratitude to their father.

This gift is not only creative, but also unique, so it can be used to express your most sincere feelings.

2. Homemade jewelry:

Homemade jewelry is also a very meaningful gift. Children can create their own unique jewelry using a variety of materials such as colorful beads, fabric, silk, and more. For example, bow ties, necklaces, bracelets, etc.

This gift can show children's imagination, creativity, care and patience, and these ornaments can not only make fathers feel warm, but also allow them to display their children's achievements in daily life.

3. Making a tea cup:

Dad has a hard time at work, so the children make a loving tea cup for their father, which can remind him to drink more water every day.

Father's Day parent-child development training games:

1. Classified games

This is a method proposed by creativity scholar Wells. On weekdays, children can be provided with some Different types of items with the same characteristics. For example, cars, spoons, keys, paper clips, etc., let children discover their common characteristics to classify them, and encourage them to classify them repeatedly. You can also provide symbols, food, numbers, shapes, characters, words and other materials so that children can classify them according to their characteristics.

2. Guessing game

Riddles are not only interesting for children, but also stimulate their reasoning and imagination. We can use "thousands of threads, ten thousand threads, falling into the water" You can guess "rain" by guessing "it won't be there"; you can also use "gesturing" to get the child to answer.

3. Word games

Let the children say "words with the same rhymes, sounds, radicals, tones, and strokes", "words with the same beginning and end" ", "Use pictures to write", "Use three words to say (write) different sentences", provide some words, such as the word "fire", let the children freely associate, or tell what words can be used instead .