Learning Activities

This activity will amaze your young child, when toys frozen in ice melt free.

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.

This science activity will show your child how to make a "fossil" using his hand and some homemade plaster.

This vocabulary skill-builder contains several different fun activities that can be done with anagrams.

In this toddler rhyming activity, use the fingers of one hand for the mice and use the other hand for the cat.

Introduce your child to maps by helping him draw a simple map of your neighborhood.

Try this early letter recognition game with your child. Can he spot the matching letters?

Make a joke book to showcase your child's favorite jokes, and to build his writing and drawing skills.

This activity uses yeast to demonstrate some of the chemistry involved in cooking.

Have your toddler use his fingers to represent the gentlemen in this rhyme.

In this activity, you'll help your child build a play city large enough for her cars and trucks.

Try this activity to help your preschool child learn to write and recognize her name.

This number guessing game builds children's understanding of numbers' characteristics and meanings.

Keeping track of addresses helps your child practice his writing skills and learn address formatting.

Have your toddler walk through the jungle and mime the actions suggested by each animal in the rhyme.