Entertainment and Activities

Here is a recipe for a great liquid fertilizer made from homemade compost.

This marble game requires two players and involves dropping marbles from eye level.

This classic variant of solitaire builds matching and number skills using a deck of cards.

This Christmas noisemaker can be a fun art project for you and your toddler.

Green paint and a potato stamp make an easy St. Patrick's Day art project.

For an interesting effect, let your child use bubble wrap to press paint onto paper.

A game of Follow the Leader is excellent for building muscle development in toddlers.

Your toddler will have fun parking toy cars in the right garage in this simple matching game.

Cardboard and felt can make a clean and quiet take-along toddler game.

You can build giant ice blocks and balls for your toddler to play with outside.

Your toddler will enjoy filling up a train of cars with toys, and pulling it behind her .

Broken eggshells make a great art medium for a preschool child to glue and paint.

The more players in this game the better! Snap, clap, and declare items related to the topic, but stay on the jingle's beat.

This Halloween activity will teach your preschooler about physical properties -- he'll see wax crayon repel water-based tempera paint.

Make golf clubs out of newspaper and tape, and your preschooler can play golf indoors.

Using an egg carton, tempera paint, and pipe cleaners, your preschooler can create a beautiful butterfly.

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

Tie a string around a block, and have your preschoolers make prints with this homemade stamp!