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Father's Day coupons: chores, time together, write your own

Father's Day coupons — a sheet of six coupons in a two-by-three grid with dashed cut lines, printed "I'll Wash the Car", "Breakfast in Bed", "I'll Mow the Lawn", "Pick the Movie", "A Big Hug", "No Complaining for a Day", mid-century screenprint look, two overprinted inks, visible grain and slight misregistration
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Reading 1Chore coupons
Reading 2Time together
Reading 3Write your own

Printable promise coupons a child cuts out and gives on Father's Day, each good for a chore or an hour together. Chore sheets promise things such as washing the car or mowing the lawn. Time-together sheets offer a game of catch, a bike ride or a fishing trip. The blank sheet is for the giver's own promise. Retro print, flat color or line art. Type a different promise, and the same layout carries it.

  • a handmade gift for Father's Day
  • a card insert a child signs
  • a classroom craft before Father's Day
  • a promise for a weekend of plans

Frequently asked questions

How many coupons are on a sheet?
The chore sheet has six coupons, the time-together sheet has four and the blank sheet has eight.
What is the retro print style?
A mid-century screenprint look with two overprinted inks, navy and mustard on off-white paper, with visible grain.
Can I write the promise myself?
Yes. The blank sheet has a header on each coupon and two ruled lines for the promise.

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