Learning Activities

By recording the number of steps it takes to get to different places, your child will build his math skills and learn about the benefits of exercise.

This activity gives your child an opportunity to explore force and motion through balloons.

This project asks your child to scrape chocolate chips out of a cookie, to show her how much patience it takes to be a paleontologist or archeologist.

Challenge your child to sort boxes filled with newpapers, from lightest to heaviest.

This fun game will have you and your child working together to find everything red in the room.

Counting clips is a fun way to learn about numbers while making discriminating choices.

Using visual tools, help your child get a sense of how long it will be until a special day arrives.

This quiet activity can keep little fingers busy with magnets, while you are preparing dinner.

You can help eliminate temper tantrums by creating a wish list with your child.

Help your child grow out of difficult bedtime behaviors through an effective system of rewards and alternatives.

The triangle hunt activity will help your child learn about triangle shapes.

In this activity, you will create ocean sounds by listening to a glass that has water in it.

This activity can help children recognize the difference between feeling tense and feeling relaxed.

Your child's experience with gravity is challenged in this activity, which uses magnets to create shapes and sculptures.

In this activity, your child will have fun helping you match socks and fold the laundry.

If your child wonders why the drink disappeared so fast, this activity can provide the answer.

Your child will love passing cars through a long "magic" tube in this activity.

Children love to collect just about anything, and enjoy sharing their discoveries with others. Help your child create a mini-museum, where she can display her collection.