Learning Activities

In this activity, children write to the U.S. President to voice their concerns.

Here's an idea for your kids: they can build their car washing and detailing skills -- and make a bit of money -- by offering their services to others.

Here's a "business idea" for kids who enjoy working with pets: they can wash and groom the pets of friends and family members.

Here's a "business idea" for your kids: they can gift wrap presents for busy moms and dads during the holiday season.

This fun game will build your child's concentration skills. As you rearrange three cups, he has to watch carefully and decide which one has the object underneath it.

This activity describes how to teach your child about the telephone and its uses.

This activity will surprise and mystify your little one, as he places items on sticky contact paper and then pulls them off.

This activity describes how to teach your child to wash vegetables properly.

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

In this activity, you will help teach your baby the names of objects that she points to.

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

Your child will enjoy sorting objects in this activity, which calls for a laundry basket.

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.