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Jun 09 2009

Father’s Day coupons

Published by martie at 8:13 am under Uncategorized Edit This

Had a great weekend, lots of graduations parties to attend.
Now it’s time to get ready for father’s day. I thought I would spend the week talking about some really great father’s day gift crafts the kids can make day (with a little help from you) that he will really love.

Coupons for dad make a great gift, you can make a coupon book that ranges from everything from a “hug on request” to doing some extra chores so dad has free time to do the things he really enjoys.

There are a lot of ways you can make great coupons, you can hand make them, use a computer, or a combination of the two.

Chore Coupons

Chore coupons can cover everything from taking out the garbage to cleaning or mowing the lawn, to cleaning out the garage. any chore that dad can safely turn over to the kids, and allow him some valuable free time.

the coupon should state the chore being offered, when it is redeamable, and any notice the chore doer wants prior to doing the chore.

For example if the trash is taken out once a week the coupon might state: This coupon is good for the next four Mondays.

Here are a list of chores the children can choose depending on their age.

Sweeping the porch
sweeping the front walk
raking the yard
mowing the lawn
taking out the garbage
cleaning the garage
helping with the garden
washing the car
Walking the dog

You too can give Dad a coupon or two. Something romantic that he will enjoy like a free back massage, or a night of romance.

Giving Dad some free time is cheap, and will certainly be appreciated if he is busy like most of us are.

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