Learning Activities

Use these fun activities to teach your child how people, products, and information move.

Make up riddles for your preschool child to solve -- here are some hints.

Make these large, lightweight building blocks from newspaper and paper bags.

Help your child learn compass directions with this easy treasure hunt game.

Does your preschool child know that pepper runs away from soap and towards sugar?

By touching just one feature of someone's face, can your child guess whose face it is?

Hide a wind-up clock or kitchen timer, and ask your preschool child to find it using only her ears.

In this fun activity, your child attempts to shake the shape from one side of the room to the other!

Give your child a sense of what things weigh, using an ordinary bathroom scale.

For this listening game, have your child close her eyes and guess what sounds you are making.

You can make this list to show your preschool child how very much she is loved.

In this activity, your preschool child is the star of the book that you write together.

This School Readiness Activity provides early mathematical thinking experiences for preschool children that will prepare them to do well in the early grades.

Take advantage of your child's desire to play by incorporating skill-building games in his daily routine.

Celebrate the coming of spring with your child by creating your own story about the season.

When you talk, sing, read to, and play with an infant, toddler, or preschooler, you're laying the foundation for reading.

You can help your child learn her ABC's, with alphabet shapes for basic practice.

This School Readiness Activity provides early literacy thinking experiences for preschool children that will prepare them to do well in the early grades.