Learning Activities

This game teaches rhythm by asking your child to move her body to the beat of a drum.

This activity teaches your child about cooperation, as you help her walk backwards by directing her vocally.

Follow the instructions to expand your child's vocabulary with this early childhood game.

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Take your nose out for a walk. Explore your senses and keep track of the smells all around you!

Your child will have a great time writing crazy captions using some cutout magazine pictures and poster board.

Here's a great activity that will give your child lots of practice with writing, and help her keep track of the books and authors she likes.

This science activity demonstrates how chemicals change when they're combined.

Keep your child occupied by asking her to sort a bowl of mixed pasta shapes.

Decorate the inside of a box with mirrors and your toddler's pictures, and then ask her whom she sees.

Use toothpicks with a raisin on each end to play a letter construction game with your preschool child.

Teach your child how to measure precipitation after every storm, with this homemade rain gauge.

Try these activities with your child. They will make the calendar more meaningful to him.

Teach your toddler to recognize which object is larger. Here are some tips.

This activity demonstrates how plants drink water through their stalks.

Help your child overcome his fear of doctors by setting up a hospital for his stuffed animals.

In this activity, children draw a subject card and a predicate card, and then illustrate the results.

Try this list of brainstorming activities to help develop creative thinking skills in your child.

This activity challenges your toddler to match two measuring spoons of the same size from different sets.