Entertainment and Activities

Make your own memory cards using leftover holiday gift wrap and index cards.

Mime the actions suggested by the words in this toddler nursery rhyme.

This outdoor activity teaches your toddler how to wash her riding toys, and is great for a hot day.

If you are looking for a toddler painting activity that won't make a mess, try this bag!

This St. Patrick's Day activity is great fun. Finding the hidden shamrock is a challenge that children love!

Making a mobile of valentines is an uplifting project! Here's how to do it.

Make a birthday book and fill it with photos, cards, and other memorabilia.

You'll want to hang this classic art project in your window on Thanksgiving.

Use your child's artwork and some empty coffee cans to create some decorative and useful canisters.

This old-fashioned rhyme still works to help build children's counting skills!

Every child enjoys picking berries. Follow these tips to make sure it's a fun experience.

Try this early letter recognition game with your child. Can he spot the matching letters?

Using letter flash cards, you can teach your preschool child how to spell his name.

Here's a fun indoor activity for your preschooler. Set up his own barber shop.

You can easily create a photo magnet for your refrigerator using the lid from a jar.

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.