We all know dads are the most difficult people to buy for. If they don't need a new grill or a new tool, what do you get them? They already have a good watch and they probably have all of the gear they could ever need to cheer on their favorite sports team, so what do you do?

Have no fear. Here is a broke kid's guide to treating your dad on Father's Day without having to break the bank. After all, is your dad ever more thrilled than when you simply show him a little extra love? My guess is no.

1. Do the dirty work.

Yes, that means washing the cars, taking out the trash, cleaning up the garage, you-name-it. We take for granted the fact that someone has to do these undesirable jobs, and it's usually dad who does them. This Father's Day, give dad a little break and do these tasks for him without being asked. It'll mean more to him than you know.

2. Tell him you appreciate him.

As days go by, we often can take the people closest to us for granted. Make sure to tell him that you notice how much he does for you and your family, and tell him how much it means to you.

3. Laugh at his jokes.

When you ask him if he got a haircut and he replies "No, I got all my hairs cut", just laugh along like that isn't the millionth time you've heard that in your lifetime.

4. Write him a nice letter or card.

Taking the time to write out how much you appreciate your dad and how much his presence means to you will be a small action that brings him a great amount of joy. Everyone needs a reminder that they're doing something right now and again. After all, he contributed to making you, and that has got to count for something!

5. Let him teach you something.

You may know how to ride a bike now, but that doesn't mean he is done teaching you. Let him teach you how to play the drums or how to change your tires. Let him teach you his best dad dance moves. Not only will you be benefitting from learning a new skill, (whether you'll show others or not), but he will be happy you've taken the time to let him teach you something again.

6. Take him to a movie he's been wanting to see.

Has he been wanting to see the latest action movie but hasn't yet because mom wasn't interested? Treat him to a daddy-daughter or a father-son date and buy him some popcorn and enjoy a movie together.

7. Or... have a movie marathon of his choosing at home.

If there's nothing he's interested in at the theater, look no further than your own DVD stash. Have a "Star Wars" or "Lord of the Rings" marathon. Microwave some popcorn, grab a bowl of ice cream, and veg out in the comfort of your own home.

8. Hug him like you mean it.

Little things often mean the most to people, and taking the time to hug your dad, even if you're not normally an affectionate person, is a way of saying "I love you. I'm glad I have you." Isn't that what Father's Day is actually about?

9. Do something with him outside.

If it's too nice to stay indoors, treat your dad to a day in the great wide open. Go fishing, hiking, golfing, or kayaking- whatever you both enjoy doing together and maybe haven't done in a while. Some fresh air will be a treat for the both of you.

10. Tell him how much you love him.

It may seem obvious, but the best gift you can give anyone is love and recognition. Make sure to tell him that you love him. Everyone needs and deserves to feel valued, and dads are no different.

Happy Father's Day to all the father figures out there!