If you're having your virtual hang for Father's Day bright and early, you'll want to play "Decorate Your Own Doughnut." This will require everyone going to their local doughnut shop, and picking up some old fashioned-styled doughnuts. From there, you want to make sure that you have frosting and sprinkles in your kitchen. Over video chat, take some time to decorate and then judge your creations. Your dad automatically gets bonus points because it's Father's Day.

Typically, your dad has always been your rock. You've gone to him whenever you've needed life advice and help in making a major decision. For your siblings, it's likely been the same, and so it would be a good idea to play "What Would Dad Say...". Put a bunch of slips of paper with different life scenarios in a cup. Then, pull them out one at a time and guess what big piece of advice your dad would probably say in that moment.

Write out your dad's full name on a sheet of paper to play this game, titled "Words With Dad." From there, set a timer and see how many words you can come up with with the letters in his name. Whoever has the most, valid words on your video chat, wins. (Make sure nobody cheats on their phone or laptop, OK?)

"Do You Really Know Dad?" is essentially trivia. One person in your group — whether that be your mom or your dad's BFF — must come up with a list of questions. During your video chat, your dad gets to read them off and see if you remember what year he graduated high school, or what his favorite snack was growing up. You may end up knowing more than you thought you did!

An afternoon virtual celebration may mean your dad is getting hungry and ready to fire up the grill. If that's the case, then you should play "Dad's Grilling Show." It works similarly to a vlog or your favorite shows on Food Network. Your dad should explain his steps as he goes, toss in some of his favorite dad jokes, and have a blast sharing his cooking experience with his family.

Here's the deal: To play "Gone Fishing," your dad and some of your siblings should have Animal Crossing. If they don't have a Nintendo Switch, they can download the phone version, which is called Pocket Camp. Once everyone is set up, you can all go to a nearby river or ocean in the game and go fishing. You can share what you catch, whether it be a red snapper or a squid, while also catching up on video chat.

Father's Day is a special occasion, even if you're celebrating on FaceTime or Zoom. Get all dressed up with your family and put on a virtual fashion show to make it look, and feel, as special as it possibly can. Have your dad try on a few different looks if he wants to, and toast glasses of champagne as if you're at a fancy event or brunch.

"Say Cheese" is for when you want to reminisce on old mems, and create some new ones, too. This game requires each family member to dive into their camera roll and find funny photos of family vacations, reunions, and sporting events. With each pic, you get to tell your favorite story from that moment. When all is said and done, you use the screenshot feature to take a new photo of everyone celebrating your dad on Father's Day. Don't forget to say, "cheese!"