Activities

Emojis are everywhere. So why not embrace the little faces, animals, and piles of…chocolate pudding? in a classic game of Bingo! This is by far the simplest activity we’ve posted. Just print and play! Don’t forget to share your photos of you playing on our Facebook page!

Sidewalk chalk, move over. There’s a new game in town. It’s called Puffy Sidewalk Paint and it’s not only easy to make…it’s extremely easy to clean up! Turn your driveway into an art gallery with this DIY project. Click the button to get the details and don’t forget to share your artwork on our Facebook page!

April showers bring May flowers…but you don’t have to drop a ton of money to put some flowers in your daughter’s room or give to her mother as a gift. These coffee filter flowers are a fun way to create your own one-of-a-kind bouquet! Members: Check out this month’s At Home Activity: Coffee Filter Flowers!

By now you may have already polished off the marshmallow peeps from Easter. No worries. You can make your own paper rosette peeps with this fun bird craft. They’re great for a window decoration or mobile for her room. And they are very easy to make on a rainy (or snowy) Spring day.

Depending on her age…your daughter probably has both of these things: a phone case and a few dozen bottles of half-used nail polish. If you don’t think you’re nail painting skills are up to snuff, try this out instead! Make a unique phone case with the polish.

Bored with your board game? Re-purpose it into some fun themed coasters (or any other shape you’d like.) This Scrabble-tile craft has hundreds of ways to customize it so it’s just right for you and your daughter.

Snow Day?! What do you do now? While we love getting out and playing in the snow, some days you just want to stay home, stay warm, and play around the house. Here’s a fun, quick and easy at-home activity you can make in minutes – Floating Ball Game!

If you have a Christmas tree than you already know that it’s much more than a place to hang lights. Most of us have our family history…in ornaments…strung up next to the twinkle lights. Here’s a great way to make a personalized ornament using a DDT favorite – Shrinky Dinks!

Keep the glow going long after your jack-o-lantern has gone out. These Fall Color Luminaries make for a great nightlight…or just a fun decoration for her room.

Here’s one tree that you won’t have to rake up after! If you think “snow globes” are just for winter, check out this cool autumn craft that will have you and your daughter creating a cool Fall Leaf Globe. Super easy, awesome to look at, and…again, no raking.

National Comic Book Day is September 25. Whether you read them or not, you know the names. Spiderman, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Hulk…the list goes on. This is a fun way for you and your daughter to make a BLAM! of a fashion statement. The best part? It’s ridiculously simple and each pair is a one-of-a-kind work of wearable art. This project is from the pages of Mike Adamick’s book Dad’s Book of Awesome Projects. DDT recommended reading!

The start of school is just around the corner! What is your daughter’s favorite accessory? At our house, one of them is BOWS! I love bows – the bigger the better! We have a bow for every outfit, and sometimes organizing all those bows and other hair accessories can get a little overwhelming. So, in preparation for the start of the school year, check out our latest activity – 2 DIY bow holders you can make together!

This activity is super simple and that you can complete for just a few dollars. They’re perfect for setting a festive and patriotic atmosphere for a 4th of July party or celebration! Use them as a centerpiece for your BBQ, line your driveway, or put them on a mantel for patriotic decoration all summer long!

It’s Father’s Day and the inevitable question is always, “what do I get for dad?”  Most dads I know don’t wear a whole lot of jewelry, a wedding ring at most, so we’ve created a great way for Dad to carry around a little bit of his kids wherever he goes with this one of a kind and super easy/fun handprint keychain!  You can even make them every year, and see how your little one’s hands grow over time!

Summer is just around the corner & that means the kids will be looking for things to do.  Why not turn their summer break into a checklist of fun!  Download and print the Daddy Daughter Time “100 THINGS TO DO THIS SUMMER!” list & see how many things you and your girl can accomplish!