Entertainment and Activities

In this activity, you'll help your child build a play city large enough for her cars and trucks.

Here are some suggested activities to help your preschool child better appreciate the sunset.

Here are complete instructions for making a spinning top -- the dreidel -- for Hanukkah.

These alphabet journal activities are perfect to try with your preschooler on a rainy day.

In this activity, your child can try out her storytelling ability while having fun drawing.

This is a terrific activity to play with finger paints. Paint the table and mop it with the ART!

This indoor, warm weather "snow" is a great preschool building material. And tinting it makes it pretty!

Looking through her baby scrapbook can help your child learn how special she is.

Speed jumping is a challenging form of jump rope. The rhymes, like the rope, just keep going faster and faster!

Teach your child how to measure precipitation after every storm, with this homemade rain gauge.

You can hang painted ceramic tiles on a wall, or use them as coasters or trivets.

This activity will help your child build her self-confidence, while having fun making a collage about herself and her life.

This activity describes six different chalk art techniques that will inspire your child.

Working together, you and your child can make a hair scrunchie she'll love to wear.

Label a binder with categories like "Athletics," "Family Games," and "Food," and keep family records in it – just like the Guinness Book of World Records!

You can use clothespins to make a nifty flower trivet for your child to paint.

Help your child make a homemade, rolled candle, and display it in your windows at Christmas!

These homemade glue and paste recipes are easy to make. Your toddler can use them with all of his art projects.