Entertainment and Activities

Preschoolers can make a bear with brown construction paper, white circles, and glue.

The Word Pyramid game is good for kids who have basic printing and spelling skills.

Your child can successfully grow sunflowers -- both inside and outside your house!

This game is even better than the original game of 20 questions, because more people are in on the secret.

Using an egg carton and a balloon, your child can make a papier-mâché piggy bank.

This guessing game will help your child learn to recognize coins and develop his problem-solving skills.

Here is a outdoor version of golf that kids can play. Putt on the greens!

Toothpicks can provide great javelin practice for little Olympian hands. Careful with the points!

This science activity will help your child understand the concept of density and learn why objects sink or float.

This science activity demonstrates how chemicals change when they're combined.

Your child might enjoy listing her favorite foods, friends, books, music, movies, TV shows, and so on.

In this classic solitaire game, try to discard all the cards except the aces!

Cotton balls and contact paper make a great snowman ornament for your Christmas tree.

For St. Patrick's Day, your toddler can place a piece of paper over a sandpaper shamrock and make a crayon rubbing of the design.

Using a cork as a stamp, your toddler can produce his own form of the art style called pointillism.

Get your toddler to try this physical accompaniment to the familiar song!

Have your toddler fill cups with the right number of pompoms, based on the number of dots painted on the side of each cup.

Be sure to perform actions that fit the words as you recite this toddler nursery rhyme.