Learning Activities

Trying to fly a kite can be frustrating for toddlers. Make it lots more fun with a helium balloon!

Here are some suggestions for household counting assignments your child will enjoy.

When he finishes this counting activity, your preschool child will get a tasty surprise.

This science activity is great for kids who forget to brush their teeth, because it shows them how cavities form.

Label a binder with categories like "Athletics," "Family Games," and "Food," and keep family records in it – just like the Guinness Book of World Records!

Make your own memory cards using leftover holiday gift wrap and index cards.

Make a bubble pipe with some drinking straws and tape, and let your toddler blow bubbles outside.

Here are some interesting words that your preschool child has probably heard, but may not understand.

Parents can help teach their children the rules of Roman numerals with this activity.

This science activity uses a lemon, a paper clip, and some copper wire to demonstrate a battery's function.

Have your toddler fill cups with the right number of pompoms, based on the number of dots painted on the side of each cup.

Toddlers can have fun filling up baskets with just about anything in the pretend grocery store.

Demonstrate a scientific principle for your child. This activity shows that water doesn't like mixing with wax.

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.