Entertainment and Activities

This handprint Hanukkah art project produces a great place mat or greeting card.

Using a black marker and cloves, your toddler can make a Halloween face on an orange.

Have your toddler coat holiday shapes in sparkles by shaking the shapes in the glitter box.

If you don't have time to set out paper and crayons for your toddler, try this easy method for encouraging art.

You can make color cubes from milk cartons and colored construction or contact paper. Then use them in lots of fun games.

See whether your toddler can put the paper towel rolls in order by height in this fun activity.

If you can get your child to stand still long enough, you can make a tracing of his shadow on a sunny day.

In this water game, toddlers drop pennies into a cup, but must avoid making the cup overflow.

Matching lids to bottles will give your toddler hours of fun -- and it's a great rainy-day activity.

Follow these simple instructions for a homemade flag art project. It's patriotic fun!

In this St. Patrick's Day game, you must try not to get caught with the potato when the leprechaun yells "Shamrock!"

A handprint makes this heart necklace special to you and your preschool child.

Here are the official rules for the classic game of hopscotch. Get ready to play!

Dress your preschool child in a bathing suit, and let her wash toys and plastic dishes outside.

Roller printing is a great activity for small hands. Follow the instructions to show your child how.

Help your child master the alphabet by making letters out of Playdough, clay, or cookie dough.

Bubble painting is fun and produces interesting results! Try it with your preschooler.

Your preschooler can trace around cookie cutter shapes to dress up these pretty cards.