Learning Activities

In this activity, your child will find numbers or letters in old magazines and newspapers, and use them to create sentences.

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.

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.

Here are some ways you can talk about your home's location with your preschool child.

This fun puzzle game can help teach kids the alphabet. You cut out the letters, and your child will try to identify and match up each one.

In this identification game, children have to find an item that combines the color and characteristic found on the provided grid.

Make sure that your toddler's animals and dolls are ready for Christmas and the holidays by dressing them up.

Mime the actions suggested by the words in this toddler nursery rhyme.