Father’s Day Family Feud Game: Dad Edition

Celebrate dad on Father’s Day with a session of Dad-themed Family feud game.

This Dad Edition of Family Feud brings classic one-liners, everyday habits, and all the things that make dad….a dad!

It can be a great addition for parties, or a relaxed game night at home. The questions are quirky and suitable for all ages.

You can collect a free printable version of this game at the end of this post, along with a bunch of other amazing Father’s Day Freebies.

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Father’s Day Family Feud Game Supplies

• Players: Aim for 3 to 5 players per team for the best experience.

• Buzzer: Use a bell, or a buzzer for players to ring in during the face-off rounds.

• Scoreboard: A whiteboard, poster board, or notepad works perfectly for keeping score.

• Small Prizes: Have simple prizes ready for the winning team. It could be coffee mugs, trophies or medals.

• Pens or Pencils: For the host to track points, especially during the final round

💙The digital version of this game is available for free below. Play it right from your phone, tablet, or laptop. A full version is also available in my shop if you’d prefer a larger, print-friendly format.

Questions for Father’s Day Friendly Feud

This game is usually played in several rounds, in this digital version below I have included 10 questions, along with one additional question for the final round also called – the Fast Money Round.

• Find your 10 questions below, plus a bonus final question or head over to the shop for the full version.

1. Name something Dad always forgets.

Where he put his keys	32
Someone’s birthday/Anniversary	24
Where he parked the car	15
An item on the grocery list	11
His phone (or where he left it)	8
His Password	5
To put down his toilet seat	3
Name of his kids’ friends	2

2. A Father’s Day gift, dad has had enough of

Ties	30
Socks	27
Coffee mugs	19
Cologne/Aftershaves	12
Tools he already owns	5
Dad T-shirts	3
BBQ Aprons	2
Wallets	2

3. What is Dad’s favorite snack?

Potato Chips	29
Nuts/ Trail Mix	20
Beef Jerky	18
Popcorn	11
Cookies	9
Pretzels	6
Cheese and Crackers	4
Ice-cream	3

4. What’s a classic dad phrase?

Go ask your mom	33
Money doesn’t grow on trees	23
Close the door	15
I’m not sleeping, just resting my eyes	11
Don’t make me turn around	8
Back in my day	5
Because I said so	3
What do you have to say for yourself	2

More Father’s Day Inspiration

Mix and match these resources to plan a celebration Dad will never forget:

• Non-Stop Fun: Keep the energy high with our 30 Father’s Day Games and Activities, great for bringing the whole family together.

• Father’s Day Trivia Game: This Father’s Day trivia session has 55 dad-themed questions, make it a family competition about who knows dad best.

• The gift guide: This list of 27 Practical Father’s Day Gifts features items that dads will actually use and love.

• Fire up the grill with these Summer BBQ Recipes to fuel up after a day of games!

• The Perfect DIY gift: Use these Free Printable Father’s Day Cards that kids can easily color, it’s also a great last-minute gift option.

• Sweet Memories: Download the “All About My Dad Printable; a classic keepsake that always gets a laugh.

5. Name something Dad does on weekends

Watches news/sport	31
Naps on the couch	26
Does yard work/mowing	17
Fixes something around the house	9
Washes car	6
Gets groceries	4
Cooks breakfast	4
Plays video games	3

6. Name a movie about Fatherhood

Father of the Bride	35
The Pursuit of Happyness	20
The Godfather	19
The Lion King	10
Taken	6
Finding Nemo	5
Kramer Vs Kramer	3
Mrs. Doubtfire	2

7. A kids toy Dad might want for Christmas.

Video Games	24
Train Set	18
Remote Control Car	16
Legos	15
Drone	10
Nerf Guns	9
Hot Wheels Tracks	5
Walkie talkie	3

8. Name something Dad has a “secret stash” of.

Candy / Chocolate	26
Spare Change / Cash	22
Snacks	15
Batteries	12
Tools	10
Cords / Cables	8
Pens/Stationary items	5
Scrap Wood / Hardware	2

9. What’s Dad most likely to say at the grocery store

How much is that?	36
Put it back	20
Do we need this?	19
That’s too expensive	10
Do we have a coupon for this?	6
Look at the price of these eggs	5
Waste of money	3
We are here only for bread and milk	1

10. Name something Dad does as soon as he gets home from work

Changes clothes	24
Opens the fridge	18
Sits in “his” chair	16
Checks the mail	15
Takes off his shoes	10
Talks about his day	9
Asks what’s for dinner	5
Greets his family	3

How Many Rounds Are Played

Usually there are several rounds, but in my full version there are 7 main rounds with a total of 42 questions. Plus, a final Fast Money Round with 5 questions Here are some more details of my bundle.

• US Letter size 8.5 x 11 

• 6 Questions per page

• A score sheet and Instruction sheet

• Answer covers and Strike cards.

Finally, an instruction sheet for the Fast Money Round and a sheet with 5 final questions for the Fast Money Round.

How To Play The Final Fast Money Round

The Fast Money Round is played by the team that has the highest score at the end of regular rounds. Two players from the winning teams play to achieve a total of 100 points with 5 questions.

• The winning team chooses 2 players for the fast money round.

• Player 1 stays with the host. and Player 2 steps away so they cannot hear the answers.

• The host asks Player No 1.  final questions.

• Player 1 has to answer fast within a time limit

• Bring Player 2 back. Ask them the same questions. If they repeat any of Player 1’s answers, they must give a different one.

• The host reveals the points for each answer. Add both players’ scores together. If their total reaches the target score of 200, the whole team wins!

Below is a final Fast money round question for this digital version.

Name a superhero dads might be compared to

Superman	45
Batman	28
Ironman	15
Spiderman	8
Captain America	4

Finally, Some More Creative Ways to Play Friendly Feud

One of the best things about this game is that there is no wrong way to play! You can play this at home, in a classroom, or hosting a virtual brunch.

• Play individually: Skip the teams! Just read the questions aloud and let everyone shout out their best guesses.

• Write it down: Perfect for classroom settings! Each player writes down their best guess for each question. At the end the player with highest score wins.

• Play Virtually: You can also play this game virtually; in fact, it’s a great option for hosting family game night remotely.

I hope you use these questions during the Father’s Day and beyond, do check out the full version of this game. If you need more Dad-themed activities for kids, get my Father’s Day freebies by signing up the form below.