Entertainment and Activities

This great game challenges children to sing or recite a song, poem, or rhyme as fast as they can.

Children love to try out other people's possessions. This temporary swapping game is guaranteed fun.

Paper plates are softer than traditional rings, making this activity safe to play indoors on a rainy day.

Follow these simple instructions to decorate your house for Hanukkah with these great patchwork stars.

This version of the hopscotch game allows players to claim spaces as their own.

This is the solitaire game that you find on your computer. But do you know how it's really played?

Keep your child entertained with this simple game. Can she toss the jellybeans in the container?

Your child can make a puffy fork flower with a little bit of yarn and some patience.

In this rainy day activity, your child will try to drop corks into a bowl of water.

Try this list of brainstorming activities to help develop creative thinking skills in your child.

This theater activity gives young children an opportunity to participate in drama in a structured manner.

Cut sandpaper into Christmas shapes and your toddler can color them with cinnamon sticks.

Cut out green and white St. Patrick's Day shamrocks, punch a hole in them, and have your toddler string them into a necklace.

Toddlers can make their own art stamps by gluing rickrack or keys to a block of wood.

A big, soft pile of couch cushions creates a mountain for your toddler to climb.

In this wild tag game, you name a color and your toddler has ten seconds to find something with that color.

Sung to the tune of "Frère Jacques," this toddler nursery rhyme is fantastic during storms.

This wet outdoor art activity allows your toddler to make a "painted" desert.