Entertainment and Activities

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.

This activity will keep your toddler busy filling up plastic bags with cotton balls.

Here is a fun game you can use to teach your child about food and meals.

Make a plan to cut, glue, and create something out of boxes of all sizes.

This activity shows you how to make customized designer stamps, which you and your child can use to personalize notes and papers.

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

In this activity, you will make a pair of colored glasses for your child to wear. Help him come up with the words to describe what he sees when he looks through them.

Use this activity to create an obstacle course outdoors for your child to ride her bike through.

In this outdoor activity, you and your child will be tossing sponges at a chalk bull's-eye on the ground.

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

Stand in the sun in different positions, and give your toddler a chance to trace the shadows your body makes.

Plant a tree with your child and learn about it as you go through the seasons.

Learning to sort colors takes time, but doing so is a good way for your child to begin practicing decision making.

The marshmallow magic art project demonstrates the contrasts of black and white.

You and your child will create your own flip book in this easy and entertaining activity.

Kids love surprises, and they'll have fun exploring the contents of this boredom-buster box.

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

On the next rainy day, indulge in some fantasy with a tea party right out of your child's favorite storybook.