Entertainment and Activities

If you are on a road trip, this is a great question game to play with your children.

This is an active St. Patrick's Day game for four or more players. Play it on a carpeted surface to prevent slips and falls.

Cardboard, popsicle sticks, and a glue gun make an easy and decorative art project for your child.

Help your preschooler learn about climate, geography, and weather with this cloud-watching activity.

This science activity will show your child how to make a "fossil" using his hand and some homemade plaster.

This is another easy and artistic way for your young child to make wrapping paper.

Use an old sock and some grass seed to create a "buddy" that really grows hair.

This funny relay race game is great for families. See which team can put on all the clothing the fastest.

Try these activities with your child. They will make the calendar more meaningful to him.

You'll have lots of fun challenging your children to spell and say words backwards.

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.